Known for his time with the Minneapolis post-hardcore legends Hüsker Dü, in recent years, Greg Norton has gotten together with members of the U.K. Subs and The Mahones to form the punk supergroup, UltraBomb. Greg talks to us about their process and their latest album, “Dying to Smile”
Since they began dropping tracks in 2022, the London trio Frozemode have been causing quite a stir for their mix of rustic and real lyrics and versatile music. The group spoke to us about their new EP, “DEMODE 2,” and their process.
The Athlone R&B singer LUCYY discusses her vulnerable debut single “WHAT WE DO” and how it differs from the music of her band Retrograde
On the podcast today, the Dublin-based hip-hop/pop-punk fusion project Sauce Gang Collective return to discuss their latest album, “Mustard Melodies”
The band Longstryde is the story of two brothers, one a seasoned classical vocalist and the other a guitar maestro, waiting until their thirties to collaborate. From learning guitar by Danny from The Coronas to trying to get on the GTA VI soundtrack, guitarist Robbie tells us all about their story
Last week, the Dublin post-shoegaze band Sun Mahshene released their debut album, “A Place We’ve Never Been.” Guitarist Robert and bassist David discuss the formation of the band and getting Ride guitarist Mark Gardener to master the album
Yesterday, the Cork alternative band Pebbledash dropped their latest single “Killer Lover”/”Carraig Aonair,” which marks a radical line-up and sonic change in the band. Frontperson Fionnbharr Hickey tells us all about it
Today, the Dublin band The Middle Ages released their latest single, “Oh (feat. Aoife Carbin)”/”Something Wrong.” Their vocalist, Anthony Mackey, discusses the tracks and how the band’s failure to launch has its benefits
The Mayo pop musician Rachel Walsh (p/k/a RACHEL) discusses her decision to go on a sabbatical from teaching to move to Chicago and pursue music as a full-time occupation and how her latest single, “We Didn’t Call It Love,” marks the new chapter of her career
In May, when they released their latest single “The Optical World,” Tristan Carroll of the Irish/Croatian nu metal band Cell Games discussed their formation, the influence of wrestling walkouts on their sound, and how this single differed from what came before it
For over 60 years, the Bristol musician Gav King has been releasing contemplative pop music, whether solo or with his famed new wave band Private Dicks. On our podcast, Gav discusses his latest album “Skeletons,” working with Tears for Fears and Robbie Williams guitarist Neil Taylor, and being the inspiration for SImon Pegg’s character in…
Back in April, when he released his latest single “Better Alone,” the Irish musician Peter Richardson told us “This is very much the kicking off of a new chapter now, and you can hear it in the song.” Check out our interview to discover why.