Jeremy Taylor

Jeremy Taylor is charmed by the subtlety of Radiohead's ninth album, is surprised by how good a Suede comeback album is, digs Bombino's 'dry guitars', and is unnerved by the spooky sound of… Audio

Collaboration and side-projects are the order of the week, as Jeremy Taylor lends an ear to new releases from punk forefather Iggy Pop, Iron And Wine-man Sam Beam's joint album with Jesca Hoop, and… Audio

Jeremy Taylor pays tribute to the singer, songwriter and performer Prince, as well as checking in on former Husker Du man Bob Mould's latest solo offering, along with a classic from the vault from… Audio

Jeremy Taylor previews the ninth annual Record Store day with an implausible selection of new releases timed in and around the day, including a new PJ Harvey album, a remarkable debut from Tom… Audio

Jeremy Taylor tackles an eclectic selection of recent releases, including NZ-via Melbourne producer Lanu, Portland's whispery singer-songwriter genius M. Ward, indie stalwarts Primal Scream, and the… Audio

Jeremy Taylor checks out a new album from bespectacled Scots and soon-come tourists The Proclaimers, a remake / remodel of a 1982 album from former Velvet Underground man John Cale, and offers a sneak… Audio

Jeremy Taylor presents a couple of new releases from US dream-pop bands DIIV and Wild Nothing, as well as music from recent tourists Prince and The Jesus & Mary Chain. Audio

Jeremy Taylor presents a wilfully eclectic grab-bag of recent new music releases including the sophomore effort from London quartet Savages, an expanded reissue of Badly Drawn Boy's superb Mercury… Audio

Jeremy Taylor tunes in to an impressive outtakes selection from Northumbrian folk sisters The Unthanks, a masterclass in 'Rock Snob 101' with Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie, and the latest instalment… Audio

Jeremy Taylor goes deep into the magnificent new and final album, 'Blackstar', as the iconic musician and performer stares down his own mortality. Audio

Irregular M101 guest and contributor Sam Scott returns for summer with all sorts of fun facts and musical artefacts. This week, Melody Thomas and he explore music and sex, and get into the nitty… Audio

For this week's Pod Save The Theme topic, Sam Scott speaks with Jeremy Taylor about the hidden (and not so hidden) meanings of popular songs from past decades. Audio

Jeremy says "This is a hugely subjective clutch of tracks from my favourite albums of 2015, which was, I reckon, a pretty strong year - with honourable mentions to New Order "Music Complete", Sun Kil… Audio

Jeremy Taylor goes back to the future with a compilation of Wellington-centric 60's psych-pop, some wild Fijiian funk-rock from Mantis's long lost 'Turn Onto Music', and the 2CD soundtrack to Elvis… Audio

Jeremy Taylor questions whether Australian punk rock was actually any good with a new compilation, basks in the austere charms of Nadia Reid's LP, and gets lost in the tangle of guitars that is the… Audio

Jeremy Taylor goes full noise on the 12th volume of Bob Dylan's 'Bootleg Series', from his golden period, 1965-66. Audio

Jeremy Taylor admires the dark, creepy stylings of former Brunette Jonathan Bree's second solo album, the soaring, glacial Nordic pop of a-Ha, and a long overdue reissue of Michael Head & The Strands… Audio

Jeremy Taylor lends an ear to the excellent and peculiar third album from American singer-songwriter John Grant, questions whether The Libertines really needed to reform, and gets an Americana fix… Audio

Jeremy Taylor renews his love affair with the music of New Order, is suitable impressed with Tami Neilson's follow up to 'Dynamite', and finds at least some joy in the grab-bag that is Keith Richards'… Audio