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Pop essentials and a little bit more

Skyfever – ‘Little Of A Lot’

November 27, 2015

Skyfever return with their new single, ‘Little Of A Lot’.

The Essential Weekly Playlist of: Runabay

November 27, 2015

Runabay give us their Essential Weekly Playlist, ahead of the release of their new song, ‘This Day’, out on 5 December.

Wyvern Lingo Join Hozier’s UK Tour Plus New EP

October 29, 2015

Touring as special guests on Hozier’s UK tour in January next year, Irish trio Wyvern Lingo are set to release their debut UK EP to coincide with the dates.

Hvmmingbyrd

October 23, 2015

All-female band, Hvmmingbyrd (pronounced Hummingbird) released their debut album in November last year. Hvmmingbyrd focuses on two and three part harmonies.

The Essential Weekly Playlist of: Skyfever

October 9, 2015

We introduced you last month to Skyfever, an alternative rock band, based in Dublin. Their debut EP, ‘Means of Escape’, is set for release via iTunes this month.

Travis Oaks – The Workshop

September 28, 2015

Named for a suburb of Austin Texas, but really a band from Dublin, Travis Oaks recently visited London, and we went to see them at The Workshop, Shoreditch.

Skyfever Flies High With Means Of Escape

September 16, 2015

Skyfever are a new Irish alternative rock band based in Dublin.

Hello Insanity! We Talk to Riot Tapes

September 2, 2015

Elaine Doyle, lead singer of Dublin band, Riot Tapes, took some time out of the band’s busy schedule to answer some of our questions. We found her replies to be very insightful and thought-provoking, and hope you do too.

Introducing: Fiction Peaks

August 30, 2015

Beginning in early 2013, Fiction Peaks began refining their sound after playing some shows in their home town of Dublin, and around the rest of Ireland.

Riot Tapes – ‘Hello Insanity’

August 26, 2015

Prepare for a rollocking ride with Riot Tapes and their new single, ‘Hello Insanity’.

Introducing: Cfit – ‘Throwaway Survival Machine’

August 24, 2015

CFIT is an aviation term standing for ‘Controlled Flight Into Terrain’. It’s an apt name for a band whose music lifts you up and crashes you without you realising.

The Donal Quinn Interview