Yesterday, for the first time in five years (has it only been five years? Feels longer!) Manchester rock band Oasis's official online presence was resurrected for news beyond the feuding Gallagher brothers individual projects. No, no. This was more than Beady Eye's or High Flying Birds. This was the real thing and leading with only a picture of former bassist and cult hero Guigsy beside the alm...
Unless you've been well and truly buried under a mountain of paper work/exam revision and/or album preparation (for our increasing number of band member readers), you will have been made of aware of the next stage in Londonderry/Derry's pop virtuoso's Wonder Villains masterful rise from local life enthusiasts to one of the nations biggest pop outfits. Already beloved by many, the vibrant four p...
Building on the remarkable success of his online cult following and the subsequent release of debut singles (particularly the stunning 'Your Life Over Mine'), Dublin born purveyor of 'folky, indie-pop' Brian O'Riley is now on a one man mission to take over the world. Performing under the affectionate pseudonym 'BriBry', 2013 saw the release of his second EP 'Grow', a delicate acoustic affair ca...
From the opening serenading waves of sound from Amidships shimmering guitars, it's clear that 'Oceans' is a special track indeed. Bursting with ambient beauty and a stunningly fragile vocal from frontman John Paul-McCorley, 'Oceans' is a gentle ballad displaying the sort of lyrical prowess that takes most bands years to master. 'Oh, just give me this chance, to fuck this up one last time' leav...
Ed Zealous are a band who have very much done it the hard way. From organizing their own tours, printing their own merch and relentless gigging up and down the country, there isn't much in the rock and roll check-list the Belfast four piece haven't been able to tick off. Except Ed Zealous aren't just another rock and roll band. Drawing comparisons to the electronic soundscapes of The Naked and ...
Since their first introduction to an unsuspecting public more than four years ago, Belfast's 'Abandcalledboy' have lived by the mantra of heavy riffs, big hitting sound and an admirable attitude to play every gig like it may be their last. As such, the power trio have (in reality very little time) worked their way into the capital cities hearts as one of our funnest and most energetic outfits. ...
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