
Two Scottish music fans, Iain McKinstry and Andrew Hall, review tracks, albums and artists old, new and some with a personal twist.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 115 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic InterviewsMusic Commentary | |||

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No, but who is Madeline, actually? Iain and Andrew have their say on the big pop story of the moment, Lily Allen’s audio soap-opera West End Girl. Also on the slate are the menacingly shady psych of pôt-pot, Sudan Archives’ Afro-dance... more
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Dead-cert or dud-beat? Tune into the latest @weheardwonders pod to find out where Andrew and Iain land on the big new release from Aussie psych hermit Tame Impala. We also play and review new music from Mancunian post-rock emoters Mar... more
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Five recent music releases are road-tested and reviewed on the latest @weheardwonders pod. What makes Geese stand out from the alt-rock flock? Does CMAT’s “Irish country rock’n’roll” raise a smile? Are The New Eves novel or more novel... more
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It’s a bumper week for new releases on @weheardwonders with four Album Of The Year contenders (Wolf Alice, Dijon, Water From Your Eyes, Nourished By Time) and a much-touted newcomer (Tyler Ballgame) lined up on the starting grid. But ... more
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Wednesdays never been so good. Brilliant thoughtful and fun. A musical feast and great learning journey.
Working on this pod is lots of fun, hope you all enjoy!
Whilst these guys are only 3 episodes in, their show has already become a highlight of my week. A well presented and informative show looking at up and coming releases. My only criticism, it’s over far too quickly and could do with a little more! Long May you have your wonders!
Really enjoyed listening to the first episode. It’s so refreshing to hear two people who not only have a quality sound to create an easy listen but actually know their stuff - great work!
A pleasure to listen to the first episode in this new series. All too often a podcast is launched and it’s obviously rushed, low audio quality, little original content. This is far from the case for We Heard Wonders. It’s clear that Andrew and Iain have a broad knowledge of their subject matter, and have committed the time and energy to make a professional production.
Already looking forward to Episode Two and beyond; this podcast will certainly broaden my music knowledge - time to listen to D... more
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