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With their second album The Livelong Day due on Friday October 25th, Lankum have released…
Irish folk-duo The Lost Brothers return today with new single ‘Fugitive Moon’. The band, made…
Cork’s best neo-soul outfit Shookrah have been, seemingly, on the verge of some big moves…
It’s been a while since your writer has caught up with the prodigious sonic output…
Irish music producer Kobina today premieres the video for the final single from his Four…
Warp Records signee Bibio’s Ribbons LP has been among our favourites of 2019. On that…
Hausu Records darkhorse Actualacid premieres a double video drop on the site today. The tracks…
October 18th looms closer on the calendar, with that so too does the release of…
NI folk artist & singer-songwriter Lilla Vargen has come out with a powerful message around…
You know we love Irish indie band Squarehead. The news that the trio were returning…
Trying to keep up with the happenings surrounding Claire Boucher (Grimes) can be a bit…
This is the second release by the Dublin post-punk band
Not your usual therapy session.
Hip-Hop’s best boyband sounding all fired up in the run up to the release of their new LP Ginger.
Bell X1’s Dave Geraghty swaps in acoustic guitars for synths.
‘Morning’ takes the band in a new chilled out direction which is reflected in the new video.
Nosebleeds, electric scooters and a whole load of European cities all squeezed into one joyous music video
It’s a “tiny-ass” desk concert with ‘Juice’, ‘Truth Hurts’ and ‘Cuz I Love You’.
“Forget the Spotify placements, I have been doing this for my health”
The track is taken from Blood Orange’s new mixtape Angel’s Pulse.