Having long been cult favourites of Galway’s live music scene, NewDad are beginning to flourish in the recording studio. Their latest track ‘Cry’ succeeds ‘Swimming’ and ‘How’ to make for a strong run of releases in 2020 thus far. Read More
It's been a long wait but FONDA's latest offering is very much worth it. Instantly gripping and anthemic No Begonias is a triumphant return for the Limerick act. Read More
The Boy Who Fell from the Sea is an EP full of ideas and themes that are rarely touched on, especially in such an open way. Read More
Doppler's new single A Memory is a bristling piece of indie folk that nicely flits between traditional elements and indie moments without compromising either. Read More
Weird Ones is dynamic and powerful with an ethos that listeners can instantly get behind. Read More
Katmandu have just released ‘People who fall off cliffs inspired by people who walk in front of cars’. John O'Connor reviews. Read More
As a first effort and a home recording there is a lot to like about All of Eden Read More
"Beautiful... emotional... gorgeous melody throughout..." Ado Lyons reviews the double A-side from Limerick's Hey Rusty. Read More
I'm No Fun is a tightly produced and fun track that switches so deftly between math-rock and pop that it would make anyone question why these two genres don't cross over more. Read More
Bríd Kenny's debut EP, Doorway, plays out more like a piece of prose than it does a collection of music. As such, it presents a very poignant journey through separate stories, connected somewhat in their message and tone. Ado Lyons reviews... Read More
"A slow and gradual deterioration of the psyche; a war within oneself and the world outside." John O'Connor reviews the new single from Slyrydes. Read More
"A sign that Jack is pushing his writing and attempting to go further with the type of tracks he can produce..." John O' Connor reviews. Read More
