From Birr to Bolivia, Roesy has been around. This week he is our special guest in the hot seat on I-Spot. With his new album Colour Me Colourful just released Roesy is a busy man but he takes time to play two special accoustic tracks from the album in the Phantom studios. You can also hear how a kangaroo nearly stopped the album from happening at all!

If you like your rock in the vein of Thin Lizzy and Rory Gallagher then you'll like Glyder from Wicklow. On the cusp of the release of their self-titled debut, Bat and Tony make a visit to the Phantom studios to talk about their experience as a hard rock band in Ireland. You can catch them at The Sugar Club on Wednesday, March the 29th and feel the energy live. Website: www.glydermusic.com Myspace: www.myspace.com/glyder

Patrick Freyne and Eoin Mac Ionmhain are our guests this week on I-Spot. Their band Patrick Freyne And His Bad Intentions are relative new comers to Dublin's music scene but the band members have been playing up for years. We get a sampling of of tunes that they claim are genre breakers and chat about music, money and mischief. You can find out more about the band by visiting www.patrickfreyneandhisbadintentions.com

Berkeley from Donegal have been busy these last two years putting together their second album, In Moments, from lead vocalist Tommy Mclaughlin�s attic. Tommy joins us on I-Spot to talk about that and play us a couple sneak previews of it before Berkeley head out to tour. You can catch Berkeley in Whelans this March 18^th as they release a split 7 inch single with Limerick�s Giveamanakick. For more info on Berkeley go to www.berkeley.tv

The Flaws from Carrickmacross are this week's guest on I-Spot, Phantom FM's Irish new music showcase. Lead singer Paul Finn joins us for his very first radio interview. Paul talks about the journey from self-made E.P. to signing to Polydor in one year and we get to hear a couple of acoustic tracks too. Watch out for the release of their single "No Room" this March and catch their show in Whelans March 28th. Grab this one now before The Flaws hit the heights of Snow Patrol, Damien Rice and Bell X1. Subscribe to I-Spot today at www.phantomfm.com/now/podcasts, always the best in Irish rock.