Robin James Hurt is back with a powerful new folk-rock anthem, Take Me Home, just in time for St. Patrick’s Week. A song of longing,
Boston’s The Infinity Ring are back with Ataraxia, an album that keeps their experimental spirit alive while pushing their sound even further. If you’re into
I knew back in May 2024 when I first got to photograph Hannah Wicklund in Dublin’s Grand Social that it wouldn’t be the last I’d
The Halez’s upcoming single, Coming for You, is a high-energy, chant-along indie rock anthem that’s bound to get crowds moving. Out today February 28, 2025,
Maria Kelly’s sophomore album Waiting Room is a journey through uncertainty, anger, self-reflection, and quiet resilience. Following up on 2021’s The Sum of the In-Between,
After a year-long break following the release of their debut album DN001, Def Nettle is back, and this time, they’ve taken a sharp turn into
The last few weeks I decided to give Nachtblut’s new album Todschick a shot, even though I don’t typically listen to the band. Not only
Some tracks don’t just play; they float, they linger, they leave a mark. Lōwli’s latest single, Undone, is exactly that—a beautifully haunting piece that wraps
Manic Street Preachers have returned with their fifteenth studio album, Critical Thinking, releasing on February 14th, 2025. This collection showcases the band’s enduring knack for
Bríd Lyons has a remarkable gift for crafting songs that feel timeless yet rooted in the present. Her upcoming single, “Mothlight”, out February 20th, is
Irish indie-rock stars Inhaler are back with their highly anticipated third studio album, Open Wide. Whatever remaining shackles were on this band have come off.
There’s something special about a song that makes you feel like you’re floating between two places—one foot still in the moment, the other stepping into
