You might've caught an article on RTL Today about legal CBD buds being allegedly sold with traces of much stronger, synethic cannabinoid compounds.

"Streaming is a hell of a beast!" So multifaceted Jalen Ngonda, who found the time to chat with Tom about modern audiences, algorithms, and cheeseburgers.

Enjoy the Silence? Naaaaaaah, here's three more tracks and artists that you would probably enjoy if you like Depeche Mode.

The quartet found time in their busy touring schedule to suggest three more artists/song that you might like if you like their sound.

Tom caught up with the Belgian quartet while they were in their tour bus on the way to Berlin to talk about their process, their sound, and their new LP.

Catch the finest Celtic tunes, atmosphere, and whisky at the upcoming 30th anniversary editon of the Zeltik Festival in Dudelange, running 12 to 15 March.

Frontman Zac recommends three tracks/artists that you might like if you like DEADLETTER.

With his new EP, Alter-Ego, out on 20 February, Oke popped by the studio once again to talk about all the characters, influences and stories within it.

Tom got a special preview of the 16th edition of the Luxembourg City Film Festival, running from 5 to 15 March 2026.

With their second studio album Existence is Bliss coming out on Friday, 27 February, Tom caught up with DEADLETTER frontman Zac Lawrence.

Luxembourg-born artist Ninon stopped by to chat about her new EP, Afterglow, as well as their upcoming (untitled!) album and the scene in the Grand Duchy.

Two listeners went head-to-head for our Lucky 13 contest for the chance to win two tickets to Robbie Williams live at Luxexpo Open Air.

As one of the eight contestants at this year's Luxembourg Song Contest, Hugo talked us through the roller coaster of emotions he felt – and what's next.

The Algorhythm humbly considers Geese to be one of the most important rock bands right now. Tom's opinion has nothing to do with it. Nothing at all.

You might have caught a recent story about unsafe classrooms in a Luxembourg City primary school. Luckily, we had the author of the piece to delve deeper.

Three more tunes for those Supertramp enjoyers out there: classy, piano-heavy ditties that tickle that nostalgic part of your brain stem.

Ben Kidson – who opened for the Beaches at den Atelier just the night before – swung by the studio to talk songwriting, pop secrets, and what's coming next

This one's more a mini-mix: four tracks back to back, mixed together.

Tom fired up the Algorhythm for those looking for more of that good stuff. But it's not always the most obvious candidates – and that's sort of the point!

Laid-back, heartfelt, and very cosy. If you like the Sundays, here's three more songs and artists that you'd probably enjoy, too.

With The Beaches playing at den Atlier on Thursday, 5 February, the Algorhythm felt it appropriate to show you three more tracks/artists you'd enjoy, too.

Three more artists that you might enjoy if you like Olivia Dean – jazzy, soulful, and potent soundtracks for candlelit dinners.

A loyal listener asked whether Tom – sorry, the ALGORHYTHM - had any song/artist recommendations that they might like if they're a fan of Babybird's track

A new segment on Drive where our host Tom recommends you music based on what you already like. This episode: dead–pan post–punk band Dry Cleaning.

It's hard to pick just ten – but here's Tom's very favourite tracks of the year, presented in no particular order.

Luxembourgish musician AEM swung by the studio to talk about their latest work and (somewhat unexpectedly) about Icelandic Christmas folklore.

RTL Today Radio's Tom Einarsson met with the eight LSC finalists to chat about their processes, their inspirations, and the upcoming competition.

Oke was Tom's first guest on Drive, and together they discussed musicianship in Luxembourg, the mysterious Stella Ross, and his new single, 'Sensational'.