Albums & Releases
The Dublin six-piece band little xs for eyes have lost and gained some members over…
Darling Arithmetic is the opposite of the Villagers’ second album {Awayland}. Where that album had Conor…
Sea Creature is the latest release in the discography of the Dublin indie-rock five-piece band…
If you want to make classic rock’n’roll, why not turn to someone who has a…
The Sufjan Stevens that affected me the most was the one that revelled in the…
The Go! Team’s fourth album is a recalibration and a return to the band’s first…
‘To The Top’ and ‘Old Love/New Love’, two of the three songs we heard from…
Leo Drezden’s debut album Multi-Moment is a colourful ride through post-rock, electronic, jazz and prog.…
If the title gives us a clue about anything about the music of Inni-K beyond…
With a background conducting orchestras and hosting open mic nights New York’s Lower East Side,…
Something Brian Eno said recently about the importance of limitations has stuck with me over…
What began as a time-keeping measure in order to encourage regular composition for Dunk Murphy…
I Love You, Honeybear is the equivalent of a friend who is affable, who wears…
A Cork man, a Brazilian dude and a Norwegian girl meet at a performing arts…
If the back catalogue of Bobby Aherne’s No Monster Club has taught us anything is…
A jovial intro track called ‘Guesty’, in which Johnnie Common offers to put his mate…
The San Francisco-based singer/songwriter Jessica Pratt’s first self-titled record felt like it beamed from a…
Last year, Subplots returned as a core duo of Phil Boughton and Daryl Chaney with…
For most of his creative endeavours as Jape, Richie Egan has been juxtaposing traditional guitar-based…
My favourite Irish act of 2014 is undoubtedly, God Knows and mynameisjOhn, the Limerick and…