Albums & Releases
After their impressive EP of bass-heavy hip-hop last year in collaboration with Graeme S, Limerick-based…
The Gainesville Florida band Hundred Waters‘ first album was a cherishable collection of abstract folk…
As the de facto singer on Alexander Nut’s Eglo Records label, Fatima has become the…
Everything we’ve heard from Little Dragon’s new album Nabuma Rubberband, the Swedish band’s fourth album…
Listening through the discography of Kuwait-raised Senegal-born artist Fatima Al Qadiri (raised by Russian-educated parents),…
For her third album (of a loose trilogy including 2008’s Youth Novels and 2011’s Wounded…
Caroline Polachek debut solo album as Ramona Lisa, Arcadia explores a much more atmospheric and…
The first album from John Duignan and drummer Conall O’Breachain as We Cut Corners clocked in at…
The Outhouse is an LGBT resource centre on Capel Street in Dublin there to support…
Introducing your debut album with a statement that suggests discarding hip-hop legacy when comparing today’s…
You could argue that we don’t even need a Todd Terje album. The Norwegian cosmic…
It was amazing to see Future Islands‘ Samuel T. Herring on US TV rubbernecking, crabwalking…
Waterford musician and songwriter Deaf Joe’s debut Burrowings showcased an abstracted folk sound. For the…
Despite an audience willing Beck Hansen to do what he does best, it’s been six…
Working collaboratively with a visionary artist like David Byrne has only made Annie Clark more…
When you have a voice so striking you could hang a hat on it, it’s…
Irish folk singer Sorcha Richardson and New Jersey duo Fortunate Ones have showed us the…
Four years after their debut album, Warpaint’s followup release normalises what helped characterise their sound.…
Irish traditional music is a stranger to me. It’s always been. I’ve a cursory knowledge…
If you’re looking for the most stark difference between James Vincent McMorrow’s Early In The…