Launchbox: Hozier
In the vast ocean that is the Irish music scene, Hozier is quickly gaining recognition following the release of his first EP, “Take Me To Church”. Born in Wicklow, Andrew Byrne-Hozier….
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Interview: Kids In Glass Houses- “Writing a song is an amazing feeling and if that song translates to people then that’s amazing”
Following a number of diversions in their sound, and the release of their highly aniticipated album ‘Peace’, Kids In Glass Houses arrived back in Ireland, after a long wait, to….
Act Of The Day: THUMPERS
THUMPERS are an alternative pop duo based in London comprising of childhood friends Marcus Pepperell and John Hamson Jr. About: Childhood friends Marcus Pepperell and John Hamson Jr. are certainly….
Live Review: Chvrches- Birthdays, London- 25/09/2013
On entering the basement venue that is Birthdays, I was met with a dim room with a tiny stage at the other end, blue stage lighting spilled out across the….
Review: Haim – Days Are Gone
Being in a band with your sibling can be great. Just look at the Beach Boys, Kings of Leon, Oasis and Jedward (OK, maybe not). Well you can now add….
Act of the Day: Bipolar Sunshine
Bipolar Sunshine is the solo project of Adio Marchant formerly of Kid British fame. He is currently based in Manchester. About: Bipolar Sunshine’s music is just as interesting as his….
Mumford & Sons Announce Hiatus
Following the massive success of their award winning album ‘Babel’, Mumford & Sons very easily became one of the most talked about and, of course, listened to bands around… 2013….
Act of the Day: Amano Miura
Photo by Laura Horgan Laura Horgan Photography Amano Miura is an Irish/Japanese singer-songwriter pursuing her talent from Co. Kerry. Having started a Youtube journey over two years ago, Amano received….
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Review: Five Finger Death Punch – The Wrong Side Of Heaven And The Righteous Side Of Hell Vol 1.
Going into this review knowing that it’s for Five Finger Death Punch is, in some respects, quite daunting… A band with no shortage of rabid fans and even more rabid….