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And we're back! After taking a little break for the month of December in order to crown the finest Irish albums of 2022, HeadStuff's BNIM returns to celebrate the finest new tuneage around the country every month. We're kicking off…

Well, that's a wrap. Another fine year of music excellence has passed us by, and now that we've cast our votes on a bountiful selection of Irish gems, it's time to look further afield at the international stage for those LPs that made our…

It's that time once again! We're making a list and we've checked it twice, but all of the stuff below is definitely nice. As is tradition here at HeadStuff, before we get to our international picks from this past twelve months, we are…

Here at HeadStuff, our writers are forever consuming endless amounts of music on top of the stuff we already write about, and thinking about that music in all sorts of different ways so that our brains can compartmentalize the sheer volume…

Another month, another excellent selection of the best new tracks and artists around the country. HeadStuff's Best New Irish Music is back to name the latest and greatest for the month that was October 2022. Oh, and don't forget - if…

It is highly unlikely that you'll heard another album quite like The Hedge Maze and The Spade in 2022. The sophomore record from Gavin Murray AKA Trick Mist carries all of the surreal sampling techniques that brought the songwriter…

We kicked off our Best New Irish Music series here at HeadStuff last month with a cracking playlist covering the ten best tunes of August, and we're going one better for September with eleven of the finest songs around the land. …

The title of Daithi O Dronai’s third album could be interpreted in a couple of ways. As the electronic maestro contemplates his past, present and future in a post-pandemic setting, perhaps I’m Here Now is simply just a message preaching…

With the absolute wealth of talent cropping up on a weekly and monthly basis around the country, it can be pretty daunting to keep up with the latest and greatest music on the Irish independent scene in a given month. That's where…

The debut record of Galway based singer-songwriter Oisin Mod doesn’t often feel like the work of a new artist, so defined are the dreamy soundscapes and hazy textures which Mod constructs his ruminative narratives within. It’s a…