Episode 1978: September 2024 New Music 9: Hard-Ons, Gurriers, Joe P, Thurston Moore

We left the September 2024 New Music Train in Sweden yesterday, so swinging down to Dublin makes sense before it heads to New York City. That means Liam McIndoe and Jason Goebel and their picks for new tunes from Hard-Ons, Gurriers, Joe P and Thurston Moore.

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