David Hopkins is a man who knows when it's time for a change. When he left Lir, he did it big style by staying in the States after one of their grueling tours. Since then, he's been gearing up to make music his way. And now with the release of his new album Amber And Green, he's ready to show the world what he is made of. David drops into our studios to tell us about life after Lir and play two exclusive tracks. So click that download button now.

This week's guests on I-Spot would fit in a number of places, a sleasy New Orleans bar, a hip New York joint or how about Crawdaddy? Burma Shade, the band with a thousand faces, okay five, have a big canvas and they plan to fill it all on Saturday August 26th in Crawdaddy. Why not listen to them now to get a taste of what will be a great night out from one of Dublin's most interesting new bands. Download this week's I-Spot today.

Having had to delay their album release for five months, Dublin band Decadence have finally launched Loud, an eleven track cross between Chemical Brothers and Queens Of The Stone Age.  Joe and Dave dropped by Phantom Towers to talk about their band's evolution and their up coming gig at Electric Picnic. Get a taste of the beat and download I-Spot today.

Formed in 2002, The Prescriptions are a Dublin 4 piece with a long and varied set of influences from throughout classic rock. They've joined us this week in the I-Spot hotseat to play some tunes and give us the lowdown on what makes rock great. We even get an exclusive preview of a track off their soon to be released album. We really had a damned good chat and you should listen in, so download I-Spot now!