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Them's The Vagaries #33: The Horror At Camp Jelly Jam Latest episode up, featuring Nicki Minaj's Stupid Hoe, ASAP Rocky and Iggy Azalia, Heems from Das Racist, Lakutis, Rick Ross and all that kind of stuff. Also of potential interest: Them's The Vagaries #32 - Sean goes to London to...

Them's The Vagaries #29: Monster Blood III Welcoming the last ever year, we got some guests including - Dom Passantino, wrestling blogger, internet troll and former notable music journalist - Dallas Penn, Internets Celebrity, internet radio dude, sneaker blogger, man who once attempted to...

Them's The Vagaries #28: The Cuckoo-Clock Of Doom This is our end of year episode and probably the best one we've done yet. Rap, indie pop, black metal, rap, crusty metal, indie pop and rap. And jokes.

Them's The Vagaries #26: My Hairiest Adventure Nialler9 comes on to talk about Glenn Danzig, music bloggers who are secretly managers, being a cheerleader rather than a critic, Rubberbandits, the fact that rap internet lads are way more belligerent than everyone else and, most importantly, a BP...

Them's The Vagaries #25: Attack of the Mutants 25th episode, featuring done from the internet, is about the various happenings in White Girl Mob, from V-Nasty and Gucci Mane making a mixtape together for some reason to Lil Debbie getting fired from whatever it is she did, and also ASAP Rocky's...

Them's The Vagaries #24: Phantom of the Auditorium This week's episode has esteemed guest Jamie from Drainland to talk about metal (including why it still exists, the subcategorisation, why metal lads keep murdering everyone and being worried about Drainland being seen as hipsterisation) and...

Them's The Vagaries #23: Return Of The Mummy New episode in which an annoying steampunk man who hoped to get people to give him $15,000 dollars to make an album is called out on his bullshit, and spooky music and the possible causes for Mr. and Mrs. Sonic Youth breaking up are considered...

Episode #22: Ghost Beach More about heavy music-related murders, a totally serious documentary about a ridiculous rap battle, Steve Jobs dying, Half Man Half Biscuit and James Blake's new EP being crap. And various other stuff. Thanks for checking it out, anyone who checked it out. Also, hello...

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If you're looking for a talk podcast about rap, other music and other stuff in that order and you place a lot of importance on jokes, here's one of those: Them's The Vagaries We're 21 episodes in. If you want to hear the general tone before you listen to an episode, here's an ad. Cheers.

Don't suppose you're still looking to swap? This would be really handy for me, I've a Wednesday ticket but I'm going to be late, so a Thursday one would be perfect. It's standing as well.

Anyone know if this is something many Irish bands bother with? The Irish nom sometimes seems like the obligatory urban and folk nominations, possibly because the prize and its press is UK-based and they don't tend to care about the music coming from here most of the year anyway.

Yeah, this was great. Enjoyed everything I saw, especially Hunter-Gatherer whose set was too short by about 500%. Also, sitting room + off-licence around the corner is an excellent substitute for dark venue + bar when your pockets are full of mostly fluff.

Brian Cowen is going to be especially stung by Burger King now that their ad is on view worldwide. I never got that ad. When we (DDD) arrived in Whelans that night, they were recording the bit around 0.48 on the couch. They didn't acknowledge that we were waiting there for fucking AGES, but...

Just shy of 700 pages into Infinite Jest. Refreshingly easy read for something the size of the moon.

Ian is correct. Started it the night after HWCH 2007 feeling strongly that more people needed to pop-culture-reference the underdog.

Have another one up that might be of interest to Thumped: http://thosegeese.wordpress.com/2009/06/30/interview-project-6-big-monster-love/ or you can read the whole bunch so far: http://thosegeese.wordpress.com/tag/interview-project/ just so yous know.

Is it the guy who runs Drop-D who writes these or something? You'd think someone would have a word with him or at least correct his spelling.

Yep, McCartney claimed royalties off it. He likes that one more than it deserves I think.

There's a bit that's just several minutes of faded piano, and then a guy in the distance screaming "REJOICE... FOR THE FALLEN" a couple of times. That scared me a bit. Good band though, and they got mad giddy about getting press in Ireland, back when they did get a little bit.