The Dublin trio are collecting Muck and Mosaic on a limited red and black marble 12 inch, while a new single takes on the pride and shame they attach to modern Irish identity.
The Dublin trio are collecting Muck and Mosaic on a limited red and black marble 12 inch, while a new single takes on the pride and shame they attach to modern Irish identity.
A Dublin fiddle player steps out of the session chair and sequences her first album of songs like a season, from a corncrake air to a bluegrass calendar.
The Dublin band’s fourth record sharpens their industrial noise rock into something more volatile, structured, and unrelenting.
The Palestinian rapper will perform at The Sugar Club, with Róisin El Cherif also on the bill.
The Dublin songwriter spent years writing for other people. This single sounds like he has stopped asking permission to keep the halo on.
In the early hours after Glen Hansard’s funeral, Eddie Vedder and a small group of friends gathered at the late musician’s old busking spot to play Pearl Jam and Springsteen songs.
The Dublin-formed band brings its recovery-meeting roots to small stages before a summer of bigger stages, with tickets going live Friday morning.
The guitarist misstepped off the stage edge mid-performance, but the moment passed without serious incident.
Dublin songwriter Conor Fagan’s Rose Wallace Goldaline project turns a winter afternoon’s reflection into a gentle track about finding beauty where it already exists. The single arrived via ROMBO’s Instagram Open Call, an initiative that invites independent artists working quietly to submit music for editorial consideration.
The Dublin noise rock trio’s second EP arrived this week, recorded with producer James Eager and centered on lyrics about extreme psychological states.