Music Reviews

Here we have a rather interesting listen. A medley of hip-hop, dubstep and native American music. A Tribe Called Red...

The Lost Brothers aren’t even brothers, but we can forgive them that little porkie in light of their charming third...

Belfast’s finest By Any Means are back with the follow up to their first EP with this, a full length...

The Blind Hearts are unusual for a London-based band – ignoring their contemporaries and instead taking notes from everyone from...

After the success of album number one, Tourist History, for many it was a case of anticipation – could they...

  ‘Captatio Benevolentiae’ has been some time in the making from this London based trio and we are certainly into...

Ben Glover has already firmly established himself as an accomplished singer-songwriter worldwide with his previous 3 albums, and his fourth...

Welcome to the disturbing, slightly manic funfair, horror show of Amanda Palmer’s latest album. Unless you are bilingual you may...

As a long summer segues into a very rainy autumn I need something equal parts melancholy to match the weather...

  Cold Summer’s EP, “Wake” is the newest release from the West Yorkshire based four piece. It’s been early days...

Back in the early 2000’s an Irish band called Future Kings of Spain were all the rage. They released 2...

  Originally from Derry and based in Scotland, Simon Herron has rain in his blood. An evocative and nostalgic tone...

As the name Elspeth is more readily given as a girl’s name, this Newry based 5 piece oozes anything but...

  New Homes/New Hopes feels like some guys got together and decided to throw their barely tragic stories together and...

Triggerman are celebrating their tenth anniversary this year, and have gained some pretty good support slots with the likes of...