Episode 1867: April 2024 New Music 4: Voom, Kite, Blues Pills, Seasick Steve, Tide Lines

It seems the April 2024 New Music Train has crossed the Atlantic Ocean and is steaming from Ireland to Scotland today. That means Liam McIndoe and Roger Grace are in charge, bringing you new tracks from Voom, Kite, Blues Pills, Seasick Steve and Tide Lines.

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