Halloween Music: The Best of the Best
No offence to the many, many Christmas songs out there, but Halloween music wins every single time. Give me “mua-haha”
No offence to the many, many Christmas songs out there, but Halloween music wins every single time. Give me “mua-haha”
Tuesday 4th of October marks the beginning of Ireland Music Week, a week focused on the appreciation of Irish musicianship
An Insight into the Irish Music Industry, and What Makes a Band Tick! I met Josh and Dáire Bass, the
While there are some impressive albums released today singles are stealing the limelight along with a surprise EP from one of Ireland’s grooviest hip hop acts.
Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Transport Eamon Ryan has ruled out the implementation of quotas for Irish produced music
Black Lives Matter remains one of the most prominent news stories at present, as protests and marches continue across the globe. In the aftermath of the death of George Floyd, people around the world, from America to Australia, have come together in protest, calling out for proper recognition and reform of the systemic racism which permeates societies across the globe.
Music has always been political, and there is perhaps no greater example of this in the 21st century than its use during the ongoing Black Lives Matter protests. During these protests, music has become a commonplace tool to not only keep spirits lifted, but also to continually serve as a reminder of what people are protesting for.
The Last Boys x Atticus September 20th @ 8pm Whelan’s, Wexford Street Alt-rock co-headline show featuring The Last Boys and
This year was my first at the annual festival of Laois’ sleepy town, Stradbally – Electric Picnic. While that may
In an age where it seems that most entertainment is made up of remakes and sequels, targeting our wallets through
Evoking memories of the industrial titans of the past, 3TEETH assault the listener with suffocatingly dark waves of sound on
The context for For Those I Love’s self-titled is best presented as a timeline. The project’s lead, David Balfe, began
As someone who spent the summer months almost exclusively listening to painfully unironic, post-emo songs about beer and basements, I