Hot Press Classics

As he hops between NYC clubs and dive bars with a louche swagger, Paul Nolan breaks down a pair of noughties indie classics, The Strokes’ Is This It from 2001 and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Fever To Tell from 2003. Plus an interview with Meet Me In The Bathroom author Lizzy Goodman.

Produced by Paul Nolan
Edited by Flo Laurent
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Paul Nolan, Kilian Murphy and Donny Keane know they believe in nothing, but it is their nothing, as they revisit Manic Street Preachers' barbed 1994 masterpiece, The Holy Bible.

Produced by Paul Nolan
Edited by Flo Laurent
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Hot Press Classics has something for the weekend, as Paul Nolan talks to Tim Wheeler and Neil Hannon about two landmark 1996 releases, Ash’s 1977 and The Divine Comedy’s Casanova.

Produced by Paul Nolan
Edited by Flo Laurent

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Paul Nolan and Kilian Murphy have got two turntables and a microphone, as they do a deep dive on Beck’s genre-busting 1996 classic, Odelay.

Produced by Paul Nolan
Edited by Flo Laurent

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Party monster Paul Nolan is ready to show his true colours, as he breaks down The Weeknd’s 2016 global smash Starboy. Then he’s joined by Kilian Murphy for a discussion of Discovery, the 2001 electronic classic by The Weeknd’s sometime collaborators, Daft Punk.

Produced by Paul Nolan
Edited Flo Laurent
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