Massive Attack are the book Paul Nolan and Kilian Murphy have opened, and now they’ve got to know much more, as they revisit the trip-hop pioneers’ 1991 masterpiece, Blue Lines.

Produced by Paul Nolan

Edited by Flo Laurent

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In a podcast recorded in raw, uncompromising punk fashion, Paul Nolan and Kilian Murphy revisit a brace of classic Steve Albini-produced albums, Nirvana's In Utero from 1993 and Low's Things We Lost In The Fire from 2001, and also consider Albini's extraordinary career and legacy.

Produced by Paul Nolan

Edited by Flo Laurent

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Nothing’s gonna touch Paul Nolan & Donny Keane in these golden years, as they revisit David Bowie’s 1976 masterpiece Station To Station, exactly 50 years to the day of its original release. Plus an interview with Bowie’s long-time bassist, Gail Ann Dorsey.

Produced by Paul Nolan / Edited by Flo Laurent

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Roll up, roll up – Paul Nolan and Riccardo Dwyer are waiting to take you away, as they break down The Beatles' 1967 psychedelic classic, Magical Mystery Tour. Plus an interview with Pulitzer-winning poet Paul Muldoon.

Produced by Paul Nolan

Edited by Flo Laurent

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Recorded in 19 different studios over two-and-a-half years, Paul Nolan and Kilian Murphy are ready to unveil their career-defining masterpiece: a podcast on My Bloody Valentine's landmark 1991 classic, Loveless. Plus an interview with Thurston Moore.

Produced by Paul Nolan

Edited by Flo Laurent

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Paul Nolan heads back to the sun-dappled streets of '70s suburbia, as he revisits Air's classic 2000 soundtrack for Sofia Coppola's directorial debut, The Virgin Suicides. Plus an interview with Pulitzer-winning Virgin Suicides author Jeffrey Eugenides.

Produced by Paul Nolan

Edited by Flo Laurent

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It really, really could happen for Paul Nolan & Kilian Murphy, as they do a deep dive on Blur’s 1995 Britpop classic, The Great Escape. Plus an interview with Graham Coxon & Dave Rowntree.

Produced by Paul Nolan

Edited by Flo Laurent

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Paul Nolan is running up that hill, as he revisits Kate Bush's 1985 dream-pop epic, Hounds Of Love. Plus an interview with The Divine Comedy's Neil Hannon.

Produced by Paul Nolan

Edited by Flo Laurent

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