Music Reviews

Theres a certain imagery associated with the any writings about the Old Gods. Folklore often combines with human appetites in...

Cheers and All the Best is certainly something to write home about. This is because it is something to mourn...

It’s been a long wait for some substantial new material from mercurial singer-songwriter Sam Wickens after the critically acclaimed release...

2020 has been a quiet year for local acts due to the recent pandemic affecting the live music scene. Acts...

When the little mischievous punk three-piece known as Surf Green announced their hiatus in 2019, it felt like the end...

It’s always an interesting experience to hear the debut output from a local band that you’ve seen play live; these...

A year on from her debut album Kintsugi, This Ship Argo released her second album Always the Bees: Never the...

Qn9nety is the latest artist to emerge from the shadows of the burgeoning Irish music scene. Occupying Space is a...

Artists who emulate video game music are on the rise. TeamRKT’s June release ‘Cities’ is a neat four track EP...

Mark Loughrey left Belfast for Berlin after self-releasing his debut album, Treppenwitz, in 2017. Now three years later, On Through...

From it's grandiose and accomplished symphonic introduction in opener 'This Means War', the scene is set for galloping, high-octane Metal....

We Are Aerials, is more than a side project for Derry artist Conor McAteer. His solo project under this name...

Fiona Harte’s new and awaited EP ‘Home Recordings’ is another thing to add to lockdown virtues. The Tyrone born songwriter...

Jealous of the Birds, a moniker for County Armagh artist Naomi Hamilton, can’t be caged. Four years after releasing her...

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