EP Review: K V A S I R – ‘K V A S I R’
Innovative, and somewhat mysterious, solo electronic artist K V A S I R has just released his debut self-titled EP – an insight into his unique, enticing style of dance….
Category: Reviews
Live Review: KT Tunstall – Olympia Theatre, Dublin
You show up for a bit of music on a Monday night… you get a top class performance, a bit of stand up comedy, and the best Halloween party around, all….
Album Review: The Empty Page – ‘Unfolding’
Imperative to The Empty Page’s abrasive, raw sound and style whilst bringing a fresh, live feel to every track featured, Unfolding was actually recorded and mixed within just one week….
Live Review: Mothxr at Dingwalls, Camden
Brooklyn band Mothxr made a mighty return to the UK with a brilliant live set at Dingwalls. The four-piece supported The Neighbourhood earlier this year, playing other top Camden venue….
Single review: Melissa Bel – ‘Dirty Word’
Wondering whatever happened to that feel-good classic pop sound of the noughties? Well look no further because Melissa Bel has brought it back with vengeance. Bel’s latest single ‘Dirty Word’….
Single review: Maria Kelly – ‘Stitches’
If you haven’t managed to stumbled across Maria Kelly’s stunning songwriting yet then shame on you. Over the past year she has gone from strength to strength and her latest….
Live Review: Nickelback @ 3Arena
Canadian rockers Nickelback take their tour to Dublin eight years after their last performance, this time taking the stage in the 3Arena. Yes, last night ended the wait for Irish….
Single Review: Addeboy vs Cliff – ‘Phoenix’
Having already received support from the likes of The Guardian and Clash, electro pop producers Andreas Broberger and Hannes Lindgren, aka Addeboy vs Cliff, are now back with a brand new….
EP: LOWLA – ‘WALLS’
Lara and Lo, aka LOWLA, pride themselves on their denim-clad, ‘90s inspired look and catchy, electro-pop sound. Following the success of their debut single ‘Reckless’, the duo have now released….
Album Review: Passenger – Young as the Morning, Old as the Sea
As far as Passenger albums go, ‘Young as the Morning, Old as the Sea’ takes on a whole new level of maturity, and a whole new layer of sounds, which….