Albums & Releases
If you’re a regular reader of this site, you’ll likely have heard ‘To You’ and…
The second album from Wicklow band Enemies is the sound of musicians moving further away…
Yesterday, I attended a playback of the new Daft Punk album in Dublin. Those in…
John Kowalski and Rian Trench’s debut album as Solar Bears, 2010’s She Was Coloured In…
Our LGBT brothers and sisters are the focus of lots of attention at the moment,…
When I got a text from a friend early on Sunday morning alerting me to…
In his short time as a prolific musician, James Blake has made music that could…
Back in late January, I debuted ‘Brasserie’ from Sundernix. That song comes from Sundernix’s self-titled…
Popical Island’s The Community Games compilation, which you may have heard a sampler of already…
The Knife’s long-awaited fourth album is terrific, tough, too long but still quite brilliant… Shaking…
The music of Daughter has always burned with a smouldering intensity, a brittle air of…
I actually wrote the press blurb for All Hail Bright Futures, And So I Watch…
You can hear a lot of influential touchstones on Remember Saturday, the debut album from…
Let’s talk about concept albums for a minute. Taking an overarching concept or theme more…
From the white sleeve with the elegant font to the cover zoomed into the neck…
Jon Dark and Julie Chance’s music as Kool Thing to date, has shapeshifted in forms…
It’s been a fascinating thing to watch, the trajectory of 19 year-old Jack Colleran/MMOTHS. The…
Liza Flume grabbed attention with her ‘What We Called Love’ song, a track which marked…
If you were expecting a non-stop floor-filler from the Irish Berlin-based producer you’ll be disappointed…
Montreal’s Suuns‘ propulsive rock music made their debut Zeroes QC a darkly engaging listen. Its…