With their anticipated debut concept album “What if Life is Just a Movie?” expected next year, Kieran Poling of the London-based alt-pop act Kacia discusses their plans, forming the band, and coming of age during the pandemic
The Projectors are the latest outfit from Canadian musician Dylan Rysstad. Dylan talks to us about how this atypical project in his career is special to him
Ahead of the final performance as a band at Dublin’s LoSt LaNe tomorrow night, the rising Dublin-Laois indie band Dog Day Afternoon discuss unexpectedly calling it quits
Moldovan bard musician VARYA makes her recorded music comeback today with her new EP “Oh Them Rivers.” We discuss the EP with her, as well as the making of it during lockdown, how it brought her teenage band back together, the change in tone from her debut, and her plans for future releases
With their latest single “No Worse” out today, we talk about the track with the Cork shoegaze-inspired act Pebbledash, and also discuss how architecture inspired the band’s music and how they formed at UCC
Ahead of this year’s Fall Right Into Place this weekend, performer Rory Hall of Proper Micro NV discusses the importance of festivals and the new music he plans to debut at the festival
We are proud to announce that we will be introducing Dale Kearney to Post-Burnout, to act as our film editor. Familiarise yourself with his writing, with his reviews of the recently-released “Scrapper” and “Theater Camp.”
Rob Moore, the frontman for the Tullamore post-punk trio Fierce Shook, talks to us about balancing the band with life and family, their upcoming EP, the Offaly music scene, and recording at Windmill Lane
London-based Nigerian artist David Arlo discusses his new direction on his latest single “Speeding,” working with legendary producers, his upcoming show with the producers of Netflix’s “Sex Education,” signing to Sony Music’s Arista Records, and more
Ahead of their Irish co-headlining tour with Archives starting this week, the Newcastle metal band Rituals discuss their soaring 2023, where a competition with Kerrang! Radio got them signed to Marshall Records and a spot at Download Festival!
With their album “Effusive Supreme” out today, we speak with the Chicagoan surrealist artist Gregory Jacobsen about his musical project Lovely Little Girls, working as a collective compared to individually, and his performance art