Reviews

Dea Matrona's newest album, Hate That I Care, was recorded, written and produced by the band themselves. The album touches...

The camping festival in Ireland is in decline. Funding pressures, decreasing disposable income and a glut of summer shows by...

The World’s End is the debut EP by Belfast band Madams Last Discovery (affectionately called “Madams” by their fans). The...

As I perused the press release for Belfast’s prodigal post-punk poster boys Chalk, I was briefly perplexed as to what...

Joshua Burnside is back with his newest album It’s Not Going To Be Okay, a beautifully emotive, exposing look at...

Pre-Show I'm behind the mixing desk at the Pavilion for the Winter Battle of the Bands, as I have been...

With Dani Larkin’s Next of Kin tour kicking off, it’s the perfect opportunity to experience one of the most holistic...

A lot can happen in 5 years - as Irish shoegaze mainstays Virgins are here to remind us. The band’s...

The first thing that will grab you when you listen to Niall McDowell’s excellent debut album is the voice. It...

Polar Bolero have firmly solidified their place in the Northern Ireland music scene in the last few years with their...

The new incarnation of Amy Montgomery’s musical journey is firmly cemented with this debut album from the four-piece PREYRS. Given...

Five piece Lord Jane released their new EP 'The Lifting of the Fog' and it is absolutely exceptional! With a...

Alt rockers Monday's Child have been a fixture of the live scene for a while now and their new EP,...

‘The Whole Damn Cake’ is the long awaited sophomore record from Beauty Sleep’s Cheylene Murphy and Ryan McGroarty. Crafted over...

Strange New Places have been present on the Belfast music scene longer than most. Making a name for themselves with...