Lavery's FM

Polyrhythmic, political, and full of sonic surprises — tUnE-yArDs continue their percussive pop experiment with righteous energy.

Lana at her most intimate. Wistful, romantic, and cinematic, this one’s tailor-made for candlelight and bourbon on the rocks.

Still eccentric, still brilliant. Sparks deliver another high-concept art-pop explosion, full of wit, weirdness, and earworms.

Stars vocalist Amy Millan returns with a hushed, heartfelt record full of longing and acoustic glow. Perfect for slow dances and quiet moments.

Elegant, sharp, and spiritually expansive. Little Simz elevates her lyricism and sound into something meditative and masterful.

The stoner rap legends go symphonic. Orchestral bombast meets hip-hop classics in this unexpectedly glorious crossover event.

Jazz meets dub, grime, and soul in this genre-melting sequel from one of the UK’s most innovative musicians. Deep grooves for deep thinkers.

On 21 April 2025, the band announced a remix album, featuring reworks by artists including Four Tet, Paul Oakenfold, and Orbital.

An apocalyptic trip through noise-rock, distortion, and psychedelic chaos. Strap in for a wild one — this is music for the beautifully unhinged.

Darkly funny, theatrical, and emotionally raw. BC Camplight serves up piano-driven pop for the end of the world. Bring tissues and tequila.

Dublin’s queen of country-pop goes Eurovision. Expect massive choruses, heartache with a wink, and a glittery two-step down a wine-soaked highway.

Lavery’s FM is back tongiht with all things Sam Beam. We’ll be playing Iron & Wine’s brand new album Hen’s Teeth. Released on Sub Pop, Hen’s Teeth was unashamedly inspired by Van Morrison’s album Astral Weeks, with Beam himself noting it as his “go to“. Before playing the latest album we’ll be playing some of …