Over the last couple months, Fiona Tyndall has been quietly building toward something special, and with Éinín an Cheóil (translated as Birdsong), she’s delivered an

Waterford’s own Eva St Maria has arrived with a debut that feels both fresh and familiar. And we’re really excited to see how this one

Silk’s new single July is like stepping into a foggy dream you don’t really want to wake up from. It opens with this calm, almost

Myriad Things are not holding back with their new release Sanctuary. The new EP is a bold, immersive journey that leans fully into prog-rock theatrics

Bryan Adams is back with Roll With The Punches, an album that feels both familiar and at the same time refreshingly honest. Across ten tracks,

Emerging Irish artist Rían’s new single We’re All Alone takes on the delicate task of covering a classic that’s been etched into music history by

CMAT releases her wildly anticipated album Euro-Country this Friday August 29th. I recently had the pleasure of catching CMAT at All Together Now in Waterford

Wolf Alice’s fourth studio album “The Clearing” releasing today, is an exhilarating showcase of how a band can both honour its roots and also stretch

Groev are back with their second single Tara Grove out Friday the 22nd of August, and spoiler alert, it’s an absolute gem. Like really, really

Flexx Carter’s new EP “The Strangest Life I’ve Ever Known” releases August 22nd and it was more than worth the wait. The Strangest Life I’ve

Six years since their last record, Dinosaur Pile-Up return with I’ve Felt Better, a blistering, heartfelt, and unflinchingly honest album that doesn’t just pick up

Hot Mulligan release The Sound a Body Makes When It’s Still and it is chaotic and heartfelt, jagged and tender… often within the same song.