All good things come in threes. That’s what I was always told by my parents when growing up. Paper Tigers...

While we love to focus our attention on musicians and bands from Northern Ireland, we receive submissions from all over...

Northern Ireland has never been short of protest musicians over the years, from fiery punk outfits to lamenting folk troubadours....

Colm Warren returned in from the cold a couple of months ago, putting out his first new music in a...

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

Frequently imbued with a sense that anything can happen, Cloakroom Q have built up a chaotic live reputation that can...

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

‘Nobody’ stands next in a long line of Owen Lamont’s singles leading up to his debut album set to be...

Every month we’ll be rounding up some of the best new tracks from north and south in our best of...

A six-month complete live silence was graciously thrashed through by experimental North Coasters And So I Watch You From Afar...

After the initial buzz and excitement of the longlists for the NI Music Prize 2020, we are now down to...

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

Travi the Native, the new form of Travis is a Tourist, took shape back in March, before all the madness....

It was a lovely night and I was listening to Marc Riley, minding my own business, when the languorous ballad...

Veiled by the moniker Jealous of the Birds, Naomi Hamilton is on an escalator which seems to only go up....