POST-BURNOUTWillow and Shawn from the Dublin Alt-Metal Duo SHALLO Discuss Their Upcoming Self-Titled Debut EP, Their Recently Released Single “Search Within,” Their Launch Gig This Weekend, and Much More
On the Podcast: The Irish Musician Thomas O’Reilly Discusses His New Lo-Fi Project L. Weary, How the Project Came After a Health Scare, His Recently Released Debut Single “Not That Kind of Funny,” Recording His Upcoming Debut Album with Gilla Band’s Daniel Fox, and Much More
Last week, the Irish musician Thomas O’Reilly released “Not That Kind of Funny”; the debut single from his new lo-fi project L. Weary. On today’s podcast, we discuss the single, working with Gilla Band’s Daniel Fox on his upcoming debut album, how the project came about as a result of a health scare, and much…
The Irish Gothic-Grunge Musician Leila Mary Discusses Her Background, Her Dark Fairytale-Inspired Latest Single “Cherry Tree,” Her Upcoming EP, and Much More
The Idiosyncratic Blessington Musician Eoghan Daly Discusses His Upcoming Debut Album “Rural Gap,” The Bricolage Nature of Its Music and Lyrics, Rurality as Influence for Mysticism, and Much More
On November 6th, the versatile Blessington singer-songwriter Eoghan Daly will release “Rural Gap,” his debut album, which has been years in the making. Eoghan talks to us about the album and its indiscernible genre, his background as a musician, the influence of his hometown on his music, and much more.
On the Podcast: Charlie Abbott of the Experimental Post-Funk Dundalk Band Arco Arena Discusses Their History, Their Debut Album “Ties,” The Ten-Year Process of Its Making, How They Have Changed in Their Decade of Existence, The Cerebral Louth Music Scene, and Much More
The Irish Musician Christian Cohle Discusses His New Album “Queen of Ashes,” His Move from Electro-Atmospheric Music to Traditional Instrumentation, The Effects of Meditation on His Art, The Exploration He Went on to Create This Record, His Upcoming Dublin Headliner, and Much More
Last Friday, the Irish musician Christian Cohle released his third album, “Queen of Ashes.” In a departure from the electronically atmospheric soundscapes he is known for, this release features more rock and trad inspiration. Christian tells us about the album, the changes, his upcoming Dublin headliner, and much more.
The Eclectic Dublin Singer-Songwriter Taylor D Discusses Her New EP “Bad Decisions,” Her Background, Switching from Pop to Rock, and Much More
On the Podcast: Shane McMullan of the Belfast Post-Hardcore Band Broncos Discusses Their Recently-Released Debut Album “King Laugh,” Making an Epically Theatrical Sound as a Three-Piece, How the Band Has Changed, Their Future Plans, and More
Vocalist Emmy Shigeta and Producer John McDowell of the Dublin-Based Irish/Japanese Electro-Pop Project KiiKO Discuss Their Upcoming Debut Album “KiiKO Forever,” Their Latest Single “Dance World,” Promoting Optimism in a Pessimistic Time, Playing Ireland Music Week, and Much More
Last Friday, the Irish/Japanese electro-pop project KiiKO released “Dance World”; their third single and the biggest indicator of the radical optimism expressed on their upcoming debut album, “KiiKO Forever.” Members Emmy and John talk to us about making this album less than two years after forming.
On the Podcast: Dean Donnelly and Spencer O’Brien of the Newly-Formed Dublin Groove Metal Band Charnel Crown Discuss Their Formation and Rapid Growth, Destructing Society on Their Recently-Released Debut EP “Such Is Life,” and How the Band Saved Them Through a Tumultuous Time
