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I’m Only F**ing Myself

Lola Young has been around for a few years already. After relative success in TV talent shows, she signed her first deal right before covid. So she had to stand strong and capitalise on the Internet at first with online performance to stay active...

Richard Bodin
2 weeks ago
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Double Infinity

Big time for Big Thief It’s been a pretty interesting past few years for Big Thief. Since 2020 lead singer and songwriter, Adrianne Lenker, released a new solo project called songs which has gone on to be incredibly well loved by fans and critics...

Adam Kenny
2 weeks ago
EP and Singles

To Know You Is to Love You

Intro to Joe and the Others Involved Last month, Joe Bonamassa, along with a group of other artists, announced that they would be compiling a tribute album to BB King. Bonamassa himself had a rich friendship with BB King. Having been a guitar...

Matt Lucey
2 weeks ago

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The New Eve Is Rising

By The New Eves

The New Eves came up a couple of times on my social feeds recently as they just released their debut album: The New Eve Is Rising. The imagery of the artwork cover is intriguing, suggesting some kind of mysticism, and...

Richard Bodin
2 months ago
5 min read
Essentials

Iron Maiden

By Iron Maiden

Discovering Iron Maiden’s Debut Album – Raw, Rebellious, and Revolutionary Another Iron Maiden album I deeply appreciate is their self-titled debut, Iron Maiden, released in 1980. It marked the band’s first official...

David Moya
2 months ago
3 min read
Essentials

Somewhere in Time

By Iron Maiden

A Timeless Masterpiece of Heavy Metal Somewhere in Time by Iron Maiden is widely regarded as one of the band’s most unique and forward-thinking albums. Released in 1986, this groundbreaking record marked a pivotal...

David Moya
2 months ago
3 min read
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Walk This Road

By The Doobie Brothers

More than five decades in, The Doobie Brothers prove they’re far from done. With Walk This Road, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers blend nostalgia with fresh energy, delivering bluesy rock, heartfelt ballads, and...

Matt Lucey
3 months ago
4 min read
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I quit

By Haim

The Haim sisters are back with their fourth album, I quit. And it’s great timing for anyone who just dumped their piece of shit ex. This one’s for you. Sister Act Haim are a family. By that, I don’t...

Ronan O'Brien
3 months ago
6 min read
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NEVER ENOUGH

By Turnstile

Turnstile Turnstile are an American hardcore band hailing from Baltimore, Maryland. The bands cast consists of Brendan Yates, Franz Lyons, Daniel Fang, Pat McCrory and Meg Mills. Turnstile have been around since the...

Adam Kenny
3 months ago
5 min read
EP and Singles

Best Laid Plans

By Neptune Blood

Life doesn’t always go according to plan. The guys from Neptune Blood know it all too well. Born from the ashes of their previous adventure, Fox Jaw, that lasted pretty much two decades, the new Limerick band is trying...

Richard Bodin
3 months ago
3 min read
Live Shows

KT Tunstall Live at Dolan’s Warehouse

With a packed house, pitch-perfect sound, and undeniable chemistry on stage, KT Tunstall delivered a show full of joy, power, and playful surprises. From singalongs to Talking Heads covers, it was a gig to remember.

Matt Lucey
3 months ago
3 min read
Junk Drawer - Days of Heaven
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Days of Heaven

By Junk Drawer

When they hired Canadian artist Paul Henderson to design the cover of their latest album, Junk Drawer knew precisely what they were doing. After less than a few listens to the music, it becomes clear that the artwork...

Aurélien Noyer
3 months ago
3 min read
Essentials

Closer

By Joy Division

This month marks the 45th anniversary of Joy Division’s second and final album, Closer. Released two months after the untimely passing of frontman Ian Curtis, the gloomy, dark sound unique to them is as powerful...

Ronan O'Brien
3 months ago
7 min read