Music Reviews

  British rockers Heaven’s Basement are, essentially, a proper, old-fashioned rock ‘n’ roll band. Heavily influenced by other like-minded bands...

Everyone will be able to very much relate to this debut EP from Dundalk’s Sinead McNally. The message in “10,000”...

Folk has had a bit of a make over in the enchanting first EP from Marika Hackman,“That Iron Taste”. This...

“This morning I wrote you a letter, I didn’t know what else to do, I put down everything that I...

Sweden. The land of exciting crime fiction, picturesque archipelago and of course, innovative and wonderfully sweet sweet music. I Used...

  The amusingly and aptly titled We Used To Be Robots is the debut EP from Novo Rapids, formerly known...

Around these parts, there has been a spate of bands emerging with a proper rock ‘n’ roll influence. The likes...

Descriptions like "Status Quo playing punk" warm the cockles of my heart. Not only is it amusing to imagine the...

Lost some faith in the music industry recently? That would be the impression given, with the recent demise of our...

  The Bean Pickers Union are a musicians collective, based in Cambridge, Maine and fronted by veteran singer/guitarist Chuck Melchin. This...

Jarrod Dickenson is a man with a background that immediately stirs up images of a classic American songwriter. He is...

Pop punk stands and falls on the songs. That's probably not a big revelation, but it does put reviewing it...

After building up a strong head of steam in the live circuits in and around their native France and Belgium...

Hailing from Ballymoney rock and roll quartet The Red Velvetines release their second E.P to date ‘Black’. Over the 3...

When your work is held in high esteem by none other than the legendary Laurent Garnier you know you are...