Leeds riot punk trio CLT SPT release their debut single ‘Handle It’, a ferocious, unflinching single that weaponises lived experience into two minutes of cathartic
The atmosphere at Dublin’s historic 3Olympia Theatre crackled with a unique, dual-channel energy. Support act HOLLY laid the groundwork with a heavy, hour-long DJ set
Chase Nova Band announces the release of their newest single, ‘Here Comes The Guillotine’. The first release from their as-yet-untitled debut album (due for release later
Compelling Irish alt-trad band The Wran release new instrumental track ‘Fear Dearg‘ and announce debut album ‘The Stone Man‘ for autumn release. “Fear Dearg” is The Wran’s
How I Became A Wave is the eponymous debut album from the Atlantic-inspired alt-folk ensemble, How I Became A Wave, out now via Absolute Over nine tracks,
Group A.D. today release their debut EP ‘Colour Space Transform”. And in the coming weeks the band will tour across the UK (with full dates below). Group
With “Control,” the third chapter in his evolving sonic journey, First Class Rebel sharpens the edges of his psych-shoegaze sound into something more brash and immediate. The
Multi-million streaming, UK-based collective PRESIDENT continue to exist at the intersection of heavy music, electronic experimentation, and cinematic atmosphere. Launching in 2025 and operating under the cloak of minimalism and anonymity, PRESIDENT have
Gene returned to Dublin with confidence and purpose on March 25, 2026, transforming The Academy into a packed, reverberating tribute to classic indie songwriting and
Ryan McMullanReimagining his songs with some of the finest trad musicians around in honour of the Fleadh being hosted by Belfast in 2026. A Shine
Utopia, Gwenno’s fourth solo record, marks a new chapter in her career. This latest release sees her writing predominantly in English for the first time, exploring
Donegal singer-songwriter Seán Feeny returns with ‘Tír Mór’ today, March 26th – the fourth single from his debut album Galactic Tides: A stirring folk-pop meditation on emigration, memory and the quiet heartbreak of
