review
A lot has happened since Lizzo last made an appearance in Ireland. In 2019, Lizzo…
Questlove’s uplifting film rescues 1969’s Harlem Cultural Festival from historic obscurity.
The duo address the struggle of modern Irish life on their debut full-length album.
It’s always been the contradictions and conflicts surrounding West’s music which bear the most interesting fruit.
It’s hard to really grasp the scope and scale of Electric Picnic. In its current…
Real-life photos and videos in review as captured on the flagship Huawei phone.
After all the goodbyes and last hurrahs, LCD Soundsystem’s seven-year itch is over. And so…
2017 was my third visit to Barcelona’s Primavera Sound festival and my first since 2011.…
El-P and Killer Mike’s partnership continues at full clip with the release of their third…
Returning to Stradbally for Electric Picnic every year on the cusp of the seasons is…
Something Brian Eno said recently about the importance of limitations has stuck with me over…
For most of his creative endeavours as Jape, Richie Egan has been juxtaposing traditional guitar-based…
Right, your band have won a Mercury, you book a big arena tour (they play…
The Dublin-based band Sleep Thieves are a very different proposition from the one that appeared…
The LA label Stones Throw has held a high watermark in the quality of its…
My first experience of Little Green Cars was of a ragged but talented bunch of…
Jon Dark and Julie Chance’s music as Kool Thing to date, has shapeshifted in forms…
When The Cast Of Cheers uploaded their debut album Chariot for free up on Bandcamp…
Around 1998, when my music tastes were turning towards the wider world, electronic music was…