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TANGK Sees IDLES Chart Loving And Experimental Terrain
Bristol punks IDLES are back again with TANGK - the boys are loved up and on a mission to further their sound progression without losing their distinctive boisterousness. As a follow up to 2021’s CRAWLER, the newly discovered terrain marks…
ØXN Are Remoulding Folk On The thrilling Cyrm
ØXN, a doom folk quartet, comprises Lankum vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Radie Peat, producer John ‘Spud’ Murphy, and associates Eleanor Myler of Percolator and Katie Kim. Cyrm (pronounced ‘cy-rum’) is their debut album, and marks the…
Tandem Felix Gets Deeper And Darker On There’s A New Sheriff In Town
It’s been four years since the release of Rom Com, the debut full-length from Dublin’s Tandem Felix, and this time around, things are a little bit darker.
On There’s A New Sheriff In Town, David A. Tapley and company shift towards an…
Changing Of The Guard Is A Transitional Moment For I Have A Tribe
I Have a Tribe is the brainchild of the Dublin singer-songwriter Patrick O’Laoghaire, and Changing of the Guard is the project’s first album since 2016’s Beneath a Yellow Moon.
Changing of the Guard is chocked full of O’Laoghaire’s…
Bleach Lab Pack Plenty Of Emotion Into Their Dreamy Full Length Debut
With a collection of impressive EPs under their belt - the highlight being November 2022’s stunning If You Could Only Feel Once – blissful rockers Bleach Lab have slowly become the talk of the UK indie underground, growing a status as one…
Everything Is Alive Is A Reminder Of Slowdive’s Timeless Quality
They say that absence makes the heart grow fonder and this couldn’t be closer to the truth than with Reading shoegazers Slowdive.
Three albums in the early to mid ‘90s gained them status as one of the hottest names in the UK indie rock…
On Dream Big, Soda Blonde Set A New Standard For Themselves
Returning repackaged and with a fresh sound, Soda Blonde’s incredible debut Small Talk emerged back in 2021 out of the ashes of much-loved Irish indie rock outfit, Little Green Cars.
Built on the experience of their previous outfit,…
Everything Unsaved Will Be Lost Is A Spooky, Stylish Debut From Reylta
A little bit of general knowledge about me / admission of bias - everything about Galway is my jam.
Supermacs? Oh yeah. An arch from Spain? Absolutely, hit me. Claddagh rings?! Oh baby yeah. I also spent 3 years there and had a…
Album Review | Nation Of Language’s Strange DiscipleIs Evidence That Great Music Always Pulls…
If you needed evidence that great music will always pull through and find a way to be heard, Nation of Language are that evidence.
Releasing their first two albums (2020 debut Introduction, Presence and 2021 follow-up A Way Forward) at…
Album Review | Pyrrhic Marks A Mesmerizing Sea Change For Elaine Malone
Limerick-born Elaine Malone has been a stalwart of the Cork music scene for over a decade now. Prolific as MANTUA, the singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has also been a member of punk band Land Crabs, Krautrock-inspired Soft…