Travelling To Berlin? Good. I’d highly Recommend It
Berlin had been on my list of places to see for the last few years and rightly so. I would listen in envy as friend after friend returned from the…
The Case for Pono
Two popular perceptions have emerged about people who buy vinyl – that they are record collectors or that they buy it as ‘part of the furniture’. However, pharmacy there is…
Interview: All Tvvins
Probably the closest thing to a super group in Ireland at the moment, sovaldi sale All Tvvins is one of the most exciting groups to emerging from Ireland this year.…
How Pink Floyd Let Us Down.
This week Pink Floyd will release a new album, prescription Endless River (their first in twenty years, view as every press release on it needs to remind us), and despite…
Album Review: Ben Howard, I forget where we were
Second albums are always a make-or-break moment for artists, look and folk sensation Ben Howard is no exception. With four EP’s and a phenomenal debut album under his belt this…
How To: Rock A Seasonal Berry Lip
There’s something about transitioning from a paired back, medicine minimal makeup look in Summer to something much more vampy and rich in A/W that gets me very excited. I’m not…
The Grand Tour
2014 was a stellar vintage in Austria. Not for its grapes, which struggled with too much rain and too little shine, but for one of its newest residents; me. Beginning…
Interview: Dave Fanning
A presence on Irish radio since it started to cover popular music, prescription its nearly impossible to imagine a world without Dave Fanning. Trends come and go, online artists rise…
Alt Pop’s future Queens.
With Lana Del Rey, St Vincent and Grimes regularly drawing both commercial and critical success, it’s fair to say that there’s a huge demand out there at the moment for…
Damien Rice’s Startling Return
The Return of Damien Rice Our favourite Kildare-man is back to mystify us after an 8 year hiatus which began in 2007. Following the release of his second album 9…
Album of the Week: Caribou, Our Love
Under the numerous aliases that he has given himself, check Dan Snaith’s music has moved in so many directions that it is impossible to pinpoint a specific genre or sound…