The Point of Everything

The Point Of Everything is a podcast based out of Cork that tackles the biggest issues in the music world, near and far, every week. Expect chat, music, and interviews every week

The Point of Everything is a music podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 400 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts The Point of Everything, a music show with 400 episodes published.

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  TPOE 399: Really Good Time

  Aug 19, 202654 min

  Really Good Time (Diolmhain Ingram Roche/Wastefellow - vocals and guitar, Ado Tornado - drums and Jacque le Coque - bass) released their debut album Affirmations on August 7. Affirmations sits with the temptation to disengage - from the news, from other people, from the relentless grind - a rejection of navel-gazing nihilism, delivered with black humour and no small amount of noise. They say: "This album started with a kind of doomsday thinking, with a creeping sense that we were waking up hungover at the end of history. For anyone that resonates with, I’m sure you may agree that this isn’t necessarily the most affirming feeling to meditate upon. "Yet over the year we have spent writing, recording and getting this record ready to release, the process of showing up each day to work on something you believe in, with people you care about unconditionally has been deeply life-affirming." Really Good Time support Super Furry Animals and Baxter Dury at Collins Barracks as part of the Wider than Pictures concert series on August 30 and tour the UK and Europe in October and November. Irish tour dates: December 4: Cleere's, Kilkenny December 5: Button Factory, Dublin December 6: Spirit Store, Dundalk December 10 Roisin Dubh, Galway December 13: Coughlan's, Cork Buy Affirmations: https://reallygoodtime.bandcamp.com/album/affirmations-2

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  TPOE 398: Wallis Bird

  Jul 8, 202655 min

  Wallis Bird released her eighth studio album I Can See Your House From Here on her own label, Bród Records, on June 5. She says thr album serves as a celebration of the life of her late friend and collaborator Kevin Ryan and a way to process grief as it also reflects on the war in Gaza. the challenges of addressing political issues in her music. Over nearly two decades in music, Wallis Bird has built a career defined by longevity, honesty and a deep sense of community. We talk about everything from navigating criticism and the impact of sobriety on her creativity, to the importance of collaboration, fun, and emotional intelligence in the artistic life. Listen/buy I Can See Your House From Here: https://ffm.to/icsyhfh.bio Wallis Bird tour dates: Thursday, September 3: The Spirit Store, Dundalk Friday, September 4: The Grand Social, Dublin Saturday, September 5: The Briery Gap, Macroom Sunday, September 6: De Barra’s Folk Club, Clonakilty Thursday, September 10: The White Horse, Ballincollig Friday, September 11: Dolan’s Warehouse, Limerick Saturday, September 12: Róisín Dubh, Galway Sunday, September 13: Cleere’s Bar & Theatre, Kilkenny

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  TPOE 397: Ae Mak

  Jun 4, 202637 minS0

  Ae Mak released their long-awaited debut album Folk Songs for Mama and Papa on May 29. The songs were written in the winter during a time of deep emotional pain and self-questioning. Living alone in a Berlin apartment, Ae Mak began writing at a friend’s piano, singing poems formed over a year of heartbreak, anxiety, low self-worth and self-reckoning directly into melody. The music came quickly, not as an idea to be shaped but as something that already felt there. The recorded demos were later brought to Brían Mac Gloinn (Ye Vagabonds), who tenderly co-produced and engineered the record wit...

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  TPOE 396: Hamer Place

  May 28, 202657 minS0

  Ross Hamer aka Hamer Place released his debut album Specials in April. A heartfelt tribute to Gerry’s - the beloved Dublin café on Montague Street that has since closed - it was recorded by Gilla Band’s Daniel Fox at Sonic Studios. The Hamer Place band features Niall Murphy (Oh Boland) on guitar and Jack and Fionn (Search Results) on rhythm. Ross has been a mainstay of the Irish music scene for years. You might know him from Jetsetter (a band I was a huge fan of over a decade ago), and he’s currently playing with Padraig Cooney and Bed...

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  TPOE 395: Squarehead

  May 14, 202656 minS0

  Fifteen years on from their debut album Yeah Nothing, Dublin band Squarehead released Ossory Road in December 2025. Their fourth full-length record, it was written during the Covid era and finished in a whirlwind burst of recording before two members became dads within weeks of each other. On this episode of The Point of Everything, frontman and guitarist Roy Duffy takes us on a chronological deep dive through the band’s history, from the DIY Dublin scene of the late 2000s to US tours, labels like Richter Collective and Popical Island, parenthood, nostalgia, and the making of Ossory Road. Squarehead play a...

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