Music Reviews

Swimming Tapes debut album, ‘Morningside’, opens with the dreamy ‘Passing Ships’. The track envelopes the spirit of lazy summer love,...

Pop punk is a funny old genre. It's been bastardised by so many awful bands that it's easy to forget...

Limavady hardcore merchants Axecatcher make a bold, defiant musical statement with their fourth EP release ‘Second Hand Grief’. Appearances at...

Getting enough sleep has a lot of proven health benefits. Scientists have learned more and more as they've gained a...

Dandelion Tea return on their newest EP, remaining as elusive as ever. A band known for actively avoiding genre specifications...

In his infamous speech at the 2014 Brit Awards, Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner took it upon himself to fight...

I remember sitting with some friends in the summer of 2013 talking about the music that was amazing us at...

Belfast quartet Valium’s long-awaited debut EP, This Feeling’s a Wave, is a euphonic fusion of rock and funk, that bleeds...

There are a couple of words you can’t use to describe yourself for fear of looking like a spanner. ‘Gorgeous’...

‘Start a band, when everyone’s starting a family’ This is perhaps the most important lyric across ‘Cheers, Sound, Good Luck’s ten tales...

Following on from their debut EP 'The Blue' in 2018, Many A Son's latest EP offering of 'The White' has...

The ‘singer/songwriter’ tag carries so many negative connotations currently. By listening, you play a game of Russian roulette - will...

Having burst onto the scene in 2017 with the alluring debut single 'Dancing In The Debris’, Belfast singer-songwriter May Rosa...

Folk music is one of the nations oldest traditions, and the fact that it retains much of its prestige is...

Andrew Patterson's latest EP, Out of Babylon, opens with ‘Broadway Lights’, a track that oozes acoustic bliss. Every delicate chord...