DJ Bambi (Eoin)
Greenland is Greenlandic.
Not American. Not now, not ever.
Here is Carla Harvey's first song with Lords of Acid! For their last single "Karaoke Superstar" they went with Princess Superstar as featured vocalist. Bit of a reggae tinge to this one! 🇧🇪
https://open.spotify.com/track/5t6WPzqP9maGdWgQhrypf9?si=BCdRSwD0RN2tq0ntKNbqww
Liam Fray of The Courteeners is 41.
Feel old yet?
“We’re not celebrities. We lead totally normal lives. We can go to the cinema, go to the pubs. We very seldom get recognised by people, but when they do they’re always very nice. People know the name Depeche Mode, but the average person on the street doesn’t know what a member of Depeche Mode looks like. It’s a great situation.” - Andrew Fletcher
Did you know that there are only two public escalators in the entire US state of Wyoming? They're located in the city of Casper.
Episode 4 of Fuaimeanna is live!
https://www.mixcloud.com/DJBambiInDaHouze/fuaimeanna-episode-4/
Includes Dea Matrona, Kojaque, KhakiKid, Kean Kavanagh, Shamrock Showband, Arco Arena, Salamay, SexyTadhg and more.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/manic-street-preachers-and-suede-announce-2026-co-headline-uk-arena-tour-buy-tickets-3942372
I saw one of them as special guests to Bon Jovi. Guess which one?
melt
verb
To liquefy, dissolve, or disperse, and related senses.
1.a.Old English– intransitive. To become disintegrated, liquefied, or softened, esp. by the action of moisture; to dissolve.
to melt in the mouth: (of food) to dissolve or disintegrate in the mouth with little or no chewing; (hence) to be unusually and delectably soft and smooth in texture; cf. (as if) butter wouldn't melt in his (also her, etc.) mouth at butter n.1
"I always liked the Bee Gees very much. 'How Deep Is Your Love' is [...] one that I think is really great [...] I turn the radio up a little bit when it comes on." - Brian Wilson
Fun fact: episode 4 of Fuaimeanna will be the second in a row where I will have played a musician from Convoy, County Donegal.