Music Reviews

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...

Commeth the hour, commeth the man. What a time for a new Malojian album to drop. Long in the gestation,...

Folk music is, and has always been, about collaboration. Whether it’s one artist building off the artists who have made...

We live in a unique part of the world. Our views about what it means to live in Northern Ireland...

The Darkling Air is the happy result of the coming together of two veterans to the Irish creative scene. Forming...

Castlerock five-piece Brand New Friend’s new EP, ‘A Cure For Living’, is a burst of sunshine-pop melodies and lovesick lyrics....

Belfast based Indie outfit SX-70, who impressed in reaching the final stages of the Chordblossom Kickstart band competition, released their...

It was in the Black Box in April 2018 that Matt McGinn debuted some of the music and ideas that...

Much has been made of this post-rock trio from Letterkenny. A popular spawning point for some of Irelands most underrated...

It’s no small enterprise to self-fund an album, let alone record said album in the venerable FAME studios in Muscle...

Derry should consider itself rather lucky to be the credited home of experimental soul music artist Queen Bonobo, or, as...