POST-BURNOUTThe Donegal Singer-Songwriter Seán Feeny Discusses Recently Realising His Longtime Desire to Become a Musician, His Debut Single “1969,” and How It Uses the Story of His Parents’ Wedding To Reflect on a Part of Irish History
Today, the Donegal singer-songwriter Seán Feeny released his debut single, “1969”, a deeply personal number inspired by his parents’ wedding day, which also tells a small history of Ireland. Seán talks to us about the track and why now was the right time to become the musician he always wanted to be.
Janet Devlin Tells Us About Her New Single “Houston,” Her Upcoming Deluxe Release “Not My First Emotional Rodeo,” and Working on Her Next Album
Last autumn, the former X Factor star Janet Devlin marked her transition to country music with the release of her latest album, “Emotional Rodeo.” This year, a deluxe version of her album, titled “Not My First Emotional Rodeo,” will drop, with its first single, “Houston,” released last month. Janet talks to us about these releases…
On the Podcast: Tom Corneill of the English South West Alt-Country Band Young Martyrs Discusses Rereleasing Their Deleted Second Album “Time Is Not on Our Side,” Why That Record Got Deleted in the First Place, and Their Upcoming Third Record
In 2023, the English alt-country band Young Martyrs released their second album, “Time Is Not on Our Side.” Unfortunately, the album was taken off streaming platforms, but their latest single, “Everyone Else Disappears,” teases that it’s coming back soon. Frontman Tom Corneill tells us the backstory of why the record got deleted and discusses their…
Josh Cowey, the Frontman of the Sunderland-Based Goth Band Black Rain, Discusses Their Career, Their Recently-Released Debut Album, The Sunderland Music Scene, and More
Last month, the Sunderland-based goth band Black Rain released their debut, self-titled album. Frontman Josh Cowey talks to us about the album, the history of the band, and the Sunderland music scene.
The Members of the Cork/Clare Indie Band Diveboy Discuss Their Recent Name Change, Their Latest Single “Suntrap,” and Crafting Their Upcoming Third Album
Ahead of their performance at All Together Now tomorrow, we talk with the members of the Cork and Clare indie band Diveboy about recently changing their name, their upcoming third record, their latest single “Suntrap,” and working with Ruadhrí Cushnan
Victoria Jenkins of the Australian Indie Gaze Band Fragile Animals Discusses the Band’s Latest EP, “Tourist,” Their Career, and the Success of Their First European Tour
This summer, the Brisbane-based gazey indie band Fragile Animals embarked on their first international tour to support their latest EP, “Tourist.” Frontwoman Victoria Jenkins talks to us about the EP, the tour, and the band’s future plans.
The Irish Folk Artist Odhran Murphy Discusses His EP “Stuck in the Middle,” Signing With 10K Projects, Supporting Mumford & Sons, Virality, and His Upcoming Tour
The Irish folk artist Odhran Murphy has had several viral successes, which have resulted in many great opportunities for him. Yesterday, he released his debut EP, “Stuck in the Middle,” with 10K Projects. Odhran discusses the EP and his career with us.
The Belfast Composer and Songwriter Conn Thornton Discusses Their Career, Their Upcoming EP, “When Bethesda Lands They’ll Throw Us a Parade,” and The Influence of Cinema on Their Work
The Belfast composer and songwriter Conn Thornton, who will release their second EP, “When Bethesda Lands They’ll Throw Us a Parade,” in October, talks to us about the EP and how it uses films as a springboard to discuss personal experiences with a focus on queer liberation.
James O’Donnell, the Frontman of the Cork Rock Band Ways of Seeing, Talks About Forming the Project, Crafting Their Debut Record “End Comes To Light” Over the Pandemic, and Their Upcoming Second Album, “The Inheritance of Fear,” and Its Shift in Direction
The Cork band Ways of Seeing are in a sonic transitional phase from their debut record “End Comes To Light” to their upcoming follow-up “The Inheritance of Fear.” Frontman and founder James O’Donnell talks to us about the band’s past, present, and future.
On the Podcast: Richie McGrath, the Frontman of the North Dublin Indie Rock Band Mechanical Wonders, Talks to Us About How the Band Came from the Dissolution of Good Time Villains, Their Recent Releases, and Their Future Plans
On today’s podcast, we speak with Richie McGrath, the frontman of Mechanical Wonders. Richie tells us how the band came about after the success of his previous band Good Time Villains, their recent anti-capitalist single “Rogue Traders,” their debut EP, “Wives’ Tales,” and much more
