On Episode 86, we review first album in seven years from The Strokes – The New Abnormal along with songs from The Streets, Tame Impala, Charli XCX and we check in what’s going on or not going on to be more precise with upcoming festivals and emergency funds for artists after last week’s special.
As a musician and video director living in Dublin city, the artist Cynema took the…
It’s the little things that matter most in isolation that we miss. A handshake, a…
Limerick MC Denise Chaila has been tearing up the scene since releasing her ‘Copper Bullet…
Having been played by the xx producer and his peers like Four Tet, Daphni, Bicep,…
Noden are a duo consisting of Cork man David O’Leary and Essex dude Ollie Harvey…
Highlights: Robyn, April, Lisa Hannigan, Soccer Mommy & more.
The Irish Australian artist Art-folk musician Bonniesongs, aka Bonnie Stewart released a fine album of…
It’s been over four years since the Irish pop punk synth band Fight Like Apes…
The New York Times ran a piece featuring a panel of experts over the weekend…
Discussing the Irish government’s response to the arts community and uproar that followed in the wake of announcements.
The Mary Wallopers were at one of the last known music festivals to take place…
Is your favourite festival going ahead this year?
Five years ago, Max Richter released Sleep, an 8-hour lullaby, a soundtrack to your sleep,…
Radiohead are starting to show some live performances from their past on Youtube with the…
On Episode 85, we review the third album from Honduran-American artist Loreley Rodriguez aka Empress Of, discuss new music from The Strokes, Laura Marling and that dose of a TikTok wannabe Drake.
Dublin producer and crate digging DJ T-Woc has put together a mix of music in…
Originally scheduled for May before the COVID-19 crisis, Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds European…
James Vincent McMorrow has been streaming on his socials a bit since the lockdown began…
Soundcloud is now offering a fan support button on all its creator profiles to allow…