Music Reviews

The term ‘calibration’ conjures thoughts of precision and correction, of straight edges and pristine measurements. Ironic then, that Northern Irish...

I don't why or how, but some bands just pass you by. You see their name mentioned, you see their...

To say Northern Ireland has produced a multitude of magnificent artists would be an understatement. One artist who has made...

It would seem in modern months, we are spoilt for choice when it comes to the punk rock renaissance happening...

Punk rock three-piece Surf Green released their latest EP 100 Percent and were gracious enough to forward me a copy...

The Wood Burning Savages' debut album ‘Stability’ features boundless energy, modern sophisticated riffage and a bubbling ferocity that has it...

Downpatrick veterans Ash return with their 7th album ‘Islands,’ a seasoned and thoroughly enjoyable album that sees them embrace their...

The release of Rebekah Fitch’s newest EP ‘Broken Mind’ further proves that her sustained success is no fluke but a...

  The punk and rock renaissance of Derry spearheaded by Touts’ continues with thanks to female three-piece Cherym, a dynamic...

I’m into sport and it may have become a cliché, but it does not make it any less true, that...

Matthew McDaid is quickly building a name for himself. Originally from Belfast, McDaid now bases himself in Barcelona. Returning to...

Earnest, scuzzy low-fi interspersed with spacious acoustic ballads, tied together by broad Belfast vocals. All this and more is to...

Frequently found busking around Belfast covering everyone from Abba to Zeppelin, Orlaith & Mollie are ready to move on to the...

Across the emerald isle, hardcore has undergone a renaissance. Local scenes from north and south of the border have become...

The dictionary definition of miasma (‘an oppressive or unpleasant atmosphere which surrounds or emanates from something’) is also a pretty...