Music Reviews

Joshua Burnside’s sophomore album ‘Into The Depths Of Hell’ plunged onto our laps on 4th September. The concise ten tracks...

When you're hailed as one of the finest songwriters from these shores, there must be an immense pressure when it...

It is not until I listened to A.N.J.A.’s upcoming EP that I recalled I had heard her busking one cloudy...

Despite their omnipresence on the record, it's not often the producer gets to step out of the background and make...

Derry alt-pop prodigy ROE is one of those artists which feels an ever-present on the local scene. Since 2016, the...

When I think of And So I Watch You From Afar (ASIWYFA in this article), I have to go back...

On her first EP release following a string of singles, Aislinn Logan is, in her own words, having fun and...

In November 2018, the Northern Ireland Music Prize had relocated to the Ulster Hall and as always featured performances from...

Not quite an album, but more than an EP, Carousel marks Beoga’s first release since 2016’s Before We Change Our...

It’s impossible to speak about Joel Harkin without mentioning how he’s become a central figure in the Belfast music scene....

In the artist’s debut release ‘Remnants of a Thought’, Derry born Simon Herron, who found viral success with 2013 singles...

Baleful Creed play a brand of southern metal reminscient of Down without the Anselmo scream served with a touch of...

The opening bars of ‘God on a Hill’, first track from False Friend’s EP ‘A Great Day for the Parish’,...

Stuck in the house with no end in sight, spending days on endless work video conferences and e-mails, losing track...

Opening slowly with a drawn out droll, 'What I’ve Learned/ What I’m Learning', makes it clear that Junk Drawer are...