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100 word reviews - Papier-Mache (Michael Jablonka), The Unknown (Rosie Turton), Four Walls (Rob Jarvis and the Mercury sons), Harry And Bart (Liquid Bear), Dadcore (Mozes and the Firstborn)

100 word reviews – Papier-Mache (Michael Jablonka), The Unknown (Rosie Turton), Four Walls (Rob Jarvis and the Mercury sons), Harry And Bart (Liquid Bear), Dadcore (Mozes and the Firstborn)

Without hope or agenda – Just because it’s Christmas – And at Christmas you tell the truth – here are five 100 word reviews just for you… Enjoy!

December 23, 2018 in Music, Music Reviews.

Irish rockers The Academic record viral hit on Facebook Live

OK Go, eat your heart out. Irish rockers The Academic just wowed fans and observers alike.

October 10, 2017 in Music, Music News, Music Reviews.

Donegal songstress Rosie Carney lays her past bare in ‘Awake Me’

She never leaves it in the studio, she never leaves it on the page. Awake me is another mournfully uplifting confessional from Rosie Carney, the Donegal-based singer songwriter. The 19-year-old has overcome more than many do in a lifetime, personally and professionally. Her velvety voice would surely draw envy from the most established vocalists and…

February 3, 2017 in Music, Music News, Music Reviews.
Lowlight Gathering - Young Hearts

Lowlight Gathering – ‘Young Hearts’ EP

Too many young bands die because everyone is vying for the limelight, but Lowlight Gathering seems to be the perfect name. Their work indicates a mutual respect and a rapport for each other that is too often missing in bands.

September 20, 2016 in Music, Music Features, Music Interviews, Music Reviews.

La Morgue – Art follows life for Gabriel Paschal Blake, For Foresters frontman

“The luxury you have of being an artist is you can actually talk about that stuff, and deal with it. It’s not something I think about all the time, but it’s brilliant to be able to just take it away and write about it and play it; when you play it, you deal with the emotions and you can get on with the rest of your life.”

May 13, 2016 in Music, Music Interviews, Music Reviews.

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