Reviews

Belfast has no shortage of collectives these days. From the underground DIYness of ZOOL Records, to the forward thinking boundary...

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

Oddly, I was glad for the rain. ‘Chasing Cars’ wouldn’t have sounded right in the baking sunlight. Ward Park 3,...

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

There are very few albums as unique and special as Jeff Buckley’s Grace.  Since his untimely death in 1997, this...

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’...

The good people of Ireland were out in force to welcome the return of Omagh native Phil Taggart to Belfast....

A Berlin based band with plenty of links to Belfast, HAVVK decided our own Oh Yeah Music Centre would be...

Roughly a year ago in a dusty and peculiar smelling university accommodation, I went to my mate Alex’s room and...

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

Ask anyone living around the North Coast what their first trip to Kellys was like, and you’ll get a list...

Most nights, the old Belfast Met building sits alone and silent. Dominating Tower Street, many of its windows are boarded...

“Are you being serious.” “Mate, I actually swear we’ve no fivers.” Business as usual then for the McHughs basement. A...