The Siren’s Definitive Guide to… Irish Historical figures
Who needs the UCD history behemoth that is Diarmuid Ferriter when you have us at The Tribune to summaries our
Lord Huron – Lonesome Dreams
You may not have heard of Lord Huron. That’s okay. The indie folk band originate from Los Angeles and recently
Local Natives
This week saw the release of the eagerly awaited second album from Local Natives. Following on from the success
Greenday- Dos
Transition Year intern James Kelly reviews Green Day’s latest offering,’Dos’. Greenday are back with their 2nd album in a trilogy,
Someone Great is Gone
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Taylor Swift – Red
Red is topping both the UK and US charts. Released on October 22nd it is Swift’s fourth studio album, following
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
In the run up to the American Presidential Election, Ciaran Breslin looks at the increasingly nuanced role of music in
First Aid Kit: The Lion’s Roar- Deluxe Edition
If someone were to mention Swedish pop and you first associate the atrocity that is Basshunter with this, treatment then
Of Montreal- Paralytic Stalks
Paralytic Stalks marks -I was shocked to realize- the 11th studio album from American indie/pop outfit of Montreal. A project
Brewing up a Storm: Bob Dylan’s Tempest
Ciaran Breslin looks at the implications of Tempest on Dylan’s catalogue, as well as his influence on popular music Thirty-five