The Locals Only Podcast with Gavin Glass

Thick as thieves talk to Johnny Bowe on Radio Nova’s Locals Only

Thick as Thieves are one of Ireland’s most refreshing new acts – formed in May 2013, these guys are a force to be reckoned with. Originally the band were called “one of the boys” and following their success as OTB – 2 charted singles, an appearance at the Youth Music Awards and the Monaghan Fortstock Festival – they have re-created themselves. Their aim is to hit the international market and encourage new and up and coming acts. Listen back here to here ‘addicted’ and ‘somebody new’ on Radio Nova’s Locals Only.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thick as thieves talk to Johnny Bowe on Radio Nova’s Locals Only

Thick as Thieves are one of Ireland’s most refreshing new acts – formed in May 2013, these guys are a force to be reckoned with. Originally the band were called “one of the boys” and following their success as OTB – 2 charted singles, an appearance at the Youth Music Awards and the Monaghan Fortstock Festival – they have re-created themselves. Their aim is to hit the international market and encourage new and up and coming acts. Listen back here to here ‘addicted’ and ‘somebody new’ on Radio Nova’s Locals Only.
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Acrobat talk to Johnny Bowe on Radio Nova’s Locals Only

This four piece Irish band Acrobat are from Dublin, formed in 2013 by Mark Healy (singer/guitarist) and bass player Naoise Morzadec, they went looking for a drummer to join them and found Dutch-Indonesian Jacob Koopman busking on Grafton Street before completing the line up with Heritage centre front man Conal McIntyre. Their EP was recorded in Westland studios and Exchequer Studios and released on their own record label Stoneship records. They preform ‘You move away’ live on Radio Nova’s Locals Only, listen back here for more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Acrobat talk to Johnny Bowe on Radio Nova’s Locals Only

This four piece Irish band Acrobat are from Dublin, formed in 2013 by Mark Healy (singer/guitarist) and bass player Naoise Morzadec, they went looking for a drummer to join them and found Dutch-Indonesian Jacob Koopman busking on Grafton Street before completing the line up with Heritage centre front man Conal McIntyre. Their EP was recorded in Westland studios and Exchequer Studios and released on their own record label Stoneship records. They preform ‘You move away’ live on Radio Nova’s Locals Only, listen back here for more.
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Tiny Magnetic Pets talk to Johnny Bowe on Radio Nova’s Locals Only

Tiny Magnetic Pets are made up of Paula Gilmer on Vocals, Seán Quinn: Synths/Vocals, Eugene Somers on Drums and Seamus Quinn on Bass & Electric Guitars. Jim Carroll from The Irish Times writes “Paula Gilmer and Sean Quinn’s new rig-out combines Krautrock grooves, 1970s electronica and oddball pop hooks” Listen back here to hear them talk to Johnny Bowe on Radio Nova’s Locals Only when they play ‘All Yesterday’s Tomorrow’s’ live.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tiny Magnetic Pets talk to Johnny Bowe on Radio Nova’s Locals Only

Tiny Magnetic Pets are made up of Paula Gilmer on Vocals, Seán Quinn: Synths/Vocals, Eugene Somers on Drums and Seamus Quinn on Bass & Electric Guitars. Jim Carroll from The Irish Times writes “Paula Gilmer and Sean Quinn’s new rig-out combines Krautrock grooves, 1970s electronica and oddball pop hooks” Listen back here to hear them talk to Johnny Bowe on Radio Nova’s Locals Only when they play ‘All Yesterday’s Tomorrow’s’ live.
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Ayala talks to Johnny Bowe on Radio Nova’s Locals Only

London based singer/songwriter Ayala popped into talk to Johnny Bowe the last time she was playing in Dublin. She is currently releasing a new single ‘This Year’ and we are hoping that she’ll be back to visit us, here at Nova, again soon. You can here more from Ayala at http://musicofayala.com/ or listen back here to hear her perform ‘Don’t Fix it’ Live on Radio Nova’s Locals Only.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ayala talks to Johnny Bowe on Radio Nova’s Locals Only

London based singer/songwriter Ayala popped into talk to Johnny Bowe the last time she was playing in Dublin. She is currently releasing a new single ‘This Year’ and we are hoping that she’ll be back to visit us, here at Nova, again soon. You can here more from Ayala at http://musicofayala.com/ or listen back here to hear her perform ‘Don’t Fix it’ Live on Radio Nova’s Locals Only.
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Rattling Kind talk to Johnny Bowe on Radio Nova’s Locals Only

Rattling Kind have a fresh sound straight from the streets of Dublin, shaping traditional and folk music with a modern indie-rock edge. The Rattling Kind hit Ashtown Recording Studios in the summer of 2013 aiming to capture and truly encapsulate their on-stage dynamism. The five tracks recorded were, mastered by Aidan Foley of Masterlabs, became their debut EP “Rise Up”. Listen back here to hear them live on Radio Nova’s Locals Only.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rattling Kind talk to Johnny Bowe on Radio Nova’s Locals Only

Rattling Kind have a fresh sound straight from the streets of Dublin, shaping traditional and folk music with a modern indie-rock edge. The Rattling Kind hit Ashtown Recording Studios in the summer of 2013 aiming to capture and truly encapsulate their on-stage dynamism. The five tracks recorded were, mastered by Aidan Foley of Masterlabs, became their debut EP “Rise Up”. Listen back here to hear them live on Radio Nova’s Locals Only.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.