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September 28, 2018 by Simon Sweetman
Sweetman Podcast: Episode 135 – Rhian Sheehan Divides The Quiet
Welcome to episode 135 of Sweetman Podcast with support from our sponsors – T Leaf T, Yeastie Boys and La Petite Chocolat. Rhian Sheehan and I go back way further even than episode two of this podcast – which was recorded over three years ago now. In that conversation, if you missed it at the time, we chart his first few […]Archive
March 30, 2017 by Simon Sweetman
Sweetman Podcast: Episode 56 – Paul McLaney
Welcome to episode 56 of Sweetman Podcast with support from our sponsors – T Leaf T, L’affare and Yeastie Boys. This one is a chat with musician Paul McLaney. This conversation was recorded over a year ago – it was to be one of the earliest podcast episodes, and then I lost it, then I […]Archive
July 6, 2016 by Simon Sweetman
Rhian Sheehan: We Are Stars [OST]
Rhian Sheehan We Are Stars [OST] 360.com Fans of Rhian Sheehan’s music could sense both a fascination with space and with film scores – before he was ever overtly working in the industry. Well, it was never hidden, more a preoccupation. Those two vestiges come together perfectly for this aspect of his occupation here, with […]Archive
May 20, 2016 by Simon Sweetman
Sweetman Podcast: Episode 21 – Jesse Sheehan
Here we are now with episode 21 of the podcast. A conversation with Jesse Sheehan. He’s a young guy with talent. I knew that when I first heard him – he has that effect. He’s most certainly one to watch I reckon. And in fact I have found some of his life performances jaw-droppingly good. […]Archive
May 19, 2016 by Simon Sweetman
Rhian Sheehan: Live at the Wellington Opera House
Rhian Sheehan Live at the Wellington Opera House (Independent/Bandcamp) Less a review, more a public service announcement, Rhian Sheehan has released his first live album, and it’s a name-your-price download from Bandcamp. Released near the end of last year it’s taken from the amazing live show at the end of 2013. I was there on […]Archive
April 11, 2016 by Simon Sweetman
The Impending Adorations: Spectator e.p.
The Impending Adorations Spectator e.p. Paul McLaney Paul McLaney had his concept and set about nailing it – in a year he released the first three Impending Adorations album, Gestalt, Intentions, Further and then he hit a wall, waited…waited…and released the fourth and final album in his planned quadrilogy, Threshold. Check out the titles – […]Archive
February 26, 2016 by Simon Sweetman
The Vinyl Countdown # 746
Cliff Martinez, Solaris [OST] (2002) I was already a Cliff Martinez fan, I found out about him through bargain-bin CD shopping; I’d pick up $1 albums to try things out (the Spotify of its day/time, the YouTube of back-then). And so I found out at Martinez, he’d scored a couple of films I liked and […]Archive
January 11, 2016 by Simon Sweetman
Helios: Yume
Helios Yume Unseen Music Keith Kenniff records music under many monikers and for distinct purposes – soundtracks, advertisements, dance performances, pleasure. He works across contemporary classical, ambient, indie and electronica creating dream-waft pleasures and, under the name Helios, he has, over the last decade, released a double-handful of albums that could be the soundtrack to […]Archive
November 16, 2015 by Simon Sweetman
Stubs: #168 – Rhian Sheehan, Wellington, 2013
I’ve written about Rhian Sheehan a bunch of times here – including already as part of ‘Stubs’. This show though, was a real special one – I loved it – it was the first (and at this stage only) live version of songs from the Stories From Elsewhere album with some of the earlier pieces […]Archive
October 12, 2015 by Simon Sweetman
The Impending Adorations: Threshold
The Impending Adorations Threshold Paul McLaney Three years ago Paul McLaney’s Impending Adorations moniker had released Further, the third album inside a year (the previous two being Gestalt and Intentions) and the wise assumption was that within three or six months we’d have a new album; he’d always planned his Impending Adorations project as creating […]Archive
August 3, 2015 by Simon Sweetman