Sleeveless In Seattle is a departure from previous releases from Arhuritis, opting for simplicity over experimentation
Static Vision frontman, Cian O’Dowd, has teased his upcoming solo EP Less Thinking, More Living with a new song and video, Suppose To Do.
Sherlock combines influences creates a compelling and adventurous country pop sound drenched in droll and self-aware sentimentality.
Mixing and blending elements of shoegaze, folk and dreampop, Shelter from the Shadows is a captivating collection of intimate and tender songs shot through with glimmering and shimmering six string serenades, fuzzy melodies and chunky riffs.
"I think it's good to see that artists in Ireland are making these points tangible in working class language and getting right down to the meat and potatoes."
Van Panther are currently one of the country's most enigmatic acts, producing an array of songs with a shifting palette of sounds - throw any number of musical descriptors towards their music and you will find a song to fit it.
Released on World Suicide Prevention Day, all proceeds from the Bandcamp sales and Facebook donations will be donated to Pieta house.
Covering a lot of ground through varying influences such as The Strokes, Pavement, and Sleater-Kinney, as well as a few subtle nods to The Cure and early The Twilight Sad, their 6-track debut EP is a strong introduction.
Ripping in and out of thrashy choruses and sludgy instrumentals, Nerves have taken a slice of chaos and organised it into a timeless post-rock composition.
Milk has further cemented Jossle as one of the West of Ireland’s most promising bedroom based songwriters and producers, with his ability to create intricate textures around classic folk-pop. Add to this his application of archetypal themes to topical situations and you’ve got an artist with boundless potential.
The Swimsuit Edition shows off considerable songwriting finesse and musical cleverness with a variety of styles suggested, crossed and mashed together in a lush and at times intensely dark soundscape.
There is a righteous anger and an honest poetry to everything Turnstiles have done so far. Same Old Stories continues in this vein, heart-on-sleeve passion and clever angles included, and it would seem the band need hardly try at times to deliver material that sets them apart from their contemporaries.
