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Dublin Book Festival 2016

RTÉ 2fm and 2xm tastemaker Dan Hegarty will be bringing the second volume of his book, Buried Treasure, to the Dublin Book Festival on Saturday 12 November 2016 at Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin.

In conversation with journalist Tony Clayton-Lea, Dan will be joined byThey will be joined by Cormac Battle (vocalist with Kerbdog and DJ on 2fm), Bronagh Gallagher (singer and actress) and RTÉ Radio Producer Ian Wilson to speak about the contributions and selections of the book.

Buried Treasure Vol 2: Overlooked, Forgotten and Uncrowned Albums is the follow-up to Buried Treasure Vol 1 that Dan released on Liberties Press two years ago. Collaborating with dozens of pop culture icons to create a book that explores hidden gems in the music industry..

Tickets are €7 / €5 concession, and can be booked HERE from Smock Alley Theatre.

Culture | Dan Hegarty to bring Buried Treasure to Dublin Book Festival RTÉ 2fm and 2xm tastemaker Dan Hegarty will be bringing the second volume of his book, Buried Treasure, to the Dublin Book Festival on Saturday 12 November 2016 at Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin.

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It proves that their debut was no fluke.

Dan Hegarty on Funeral Suits

In 2012, Funeral Suits released one of the most impressive debut albums that I've heard in many years. Lily of the Valley was packed with tunes that stay in your head for days. Last month saw them return with a new track “Tree of Life.” The new single carries on from where they finished in 2012. It's a track filled with joyous melodies. It proves that their debut was no fluke, and builds expectation for what will hopefully be a hugely impressive sophomore album.

— Dan Hegarty, radio presenter for RTÉ, host of The Alternative, Dublin

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Is it possible for an 18-minute track to hold your attention for its entire duration?

Dan Hegarty on Jacknife Lee

Is it possible for an 18 minute track to hold your attention for its entire duration? If we're talking about Jacknife Lee's remix of “Job Done” by exmagician, then the answer is yes. The original song feature's on the Belfast duo's debut album Scan The Blue. Jacknife Lee has taken it to bits, stretched it out, and rebooted what was an excellent tune to begin with. It's 18 minutes of your life well spent.

— Dan Hegarty, radio presenter for RTÉ, host of The Alternative, Dublin

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From this week’s Songs You Need to Hear

Orchid Collective, 'Lay As Stone' There are those songs that you like immediately, others that you'll grow to love, and then there are some that you'll obsess over. I haven't quite got to the latter with Orchid Collective's "Lay As Stone," but I'm not far off! What Orchid Collective has given us as its debut single is something of immense beauty. "Lay As Stone" could have quite easily been written by Bon Iver, Sufjan Stevens or Fleet Foxes. This Dublin four-piece has opened its recording account at a level that few young acts could possibly match. —DH