Essex natives BEYOND EXTINCTION are one of the most exciting bands in UK deathcore right now and, today, they’re using their platform to shed light on the
Kate Nash announces a run of intimate Irish shows, following on from her appearances at Galway International Arts Festival, All Together Now and the Fleadh
With mere days to go until the release of their sophomore album, Ydos, Lithuanian force BLACK SPIKES releases another single. “DULKĖS”, Lithuanian for “dust”, is Ydos’ mystical album closer. Versatile,
New Orleans-based singer, songwriter, producer and multidisciplinary artist Dawn Richard todaypresents “chuuuuurch” (feat. jelly joseph), the third single from her new album, Creole Culture, out October 9th via Merge Records. Following
We all know the feeling. One intrusive thought becomes ten. A relationship you know is unhealthy somehow still feels impossible to leave. The warning signs
anemoia are a Dublin-based noise rock band exploring the raw and suffocating underside of nostalgia, playing and developing the title name. Originally a solo project based
TRIVIUM and Swedish melodeath pioneers IN FLAMES have announced a massive run across Europe including the UK/Ireland in spring 2027, with support from PALEFACE SWISS and VOLA on every date. The trek marks
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IRISH INDIE-ROCK PHENOMENON SADHBH KEANE ANNOUNCES HEADLINE TOUR OCTOBER Dublin singer-songwriter Sadhbh Keane returned with her most revealing, visceral offering yet. ‘Hate Me Now’ was released on July 17th, 2026, a song
Brighton based singer / songwriter, Passenger, will return to Europe in 2027 to tour his highly anticipated new album “Wild Love” (out on November 6th, which is
Following the release of their first album in eight years, Wired, and a sold-out show in the Academy last September; British rock quartet Basement have announced details of
There are gigs where the setting adds something to the music, and then there are gigs where the music completely takes over the setting. On
