POST-BURNOUTOn the Podcast: The Queens-Based Nigerian-Irish Multimedia Artist Jesse June Discusses His Career and His Recent Single, “Worse”
On today’s podcast, we speak with the Queens-based Nigerian-Irish multimedia artist Jesse June about his move to New York and the logistics of it, his new single “Worse,” the reception of Irish art abroad, and more
Ryan Ennis of Two For Joy Tells Us About Creating an Album Each Month for 2024
This year, the multidisciplinary Mayo-based artist Ryan Ennis of Two For Joy fame set a task for himself: write, record, produce and release a new album every month for 2024. Ryan discusses his process, his writing, independence, and his work in other avenues
Members of the Glaswegian Experimental Indie Band Flair Discuss Their Sound, Their Debut Self-Titled EP, Their Experience in Ireland, and Getting a Shoutout from Jay from “The Inbetweeners”
Having made waves in the Scottish music scene, the experimental indie band Flair tells us of their sound, their debut EP, their shows in Ireland, and getting a shoutout from James “Jay from The Inbetweeners” Buckley
The Belfast Musician James Foy Tells Us About Swapping from Drums to Guitar and Vocals for His New Project Mucksavage, Exploring Grief on Their Debut Single “Dirty Chin,” and Finding Love Through the Project
Released in October, “Dirty Chin” is the debut single by the new Belfast band Mucksavage. Their founder and frontman James Foy discusses forming this new project, exploring grief on the song, and finding love through the project.
Irish Folk Star Dan McCabe Tells Us of His Meteoric Rise, His 2024, and His Latest Single, “Pieces (Love or War)”
Since experiencing virality during the pandemic, the Irish folk singer-songwriter Dan McCabe has enjoyed a meteoric rise in fame. Dan talks to us about fame, growth, his debut album, his upcoming tour, and his latest single, “Pieces (Love or War)”
Kevin Rutmanis and Gina Skwoz of Lords and Lady Kevin Discusses The Team-Up with Trevor Dunn on Their Latest Album, “Last Days at Hot Slit”
Released last week, “Last Days at Hot Slit” sees Kevin Rutmanis team up with his former Melvins and Tomahawk bandmate Trevor Dunn to create an experimental trip with his latest project, Lords and Lady Kevin. Kevin and Gina Skwoz of the project talk to us about the album and why it differs from their other…
Experimental Irish Musician Sarah Dexter of Dexterity Discusses Her Latest Single “Vessel,” The Gap in the Project’s Timeline, The Important of Queer Art, and More
Ahead of her gig tonight at Fibber Magees, get to know musician Sarah Dexter of Dexterity, as she describes her background, her latest single “Vessel,” the five-year gap in releases from her project, the importance of queer art on empathy, and much more in our interview with her
The Dublin-Based Croatian Musician and Promoter DARIA Discusses Her Background, Her Debut Single “Silhouettes,” Moving to Ireland, and More
Last month, the Dublin-based Croatian musician and promoter DARIA released her debut single “Silhouettes.” She chatted with us about the single, the influence of metal on her music, DARIA as a stage persona, and more
The Belfast-Based Musician Gareth Dunlop Discusses His Latest Record “Welcome to The House Of I Don’t Know,” Its AOTY Nomination at the Northern Irish Music Prize, and More
In June, the Belfast-based musician Gareth Dunlop dropped his latest album, “The House Of I Don’t Know.” Gareth responds to some of our questions surrounding the album, its AOTY nomination at the NI Music Prize, working with indie label Zenith Café, and More
Musician Mike Stevens of M Stevens & The Ghasts Talks Writing, Music, Storytelling, and Their New Album, “Sycamore Helicopters”
Longtime Irish musician Mike Stevens talks with us about his new project, M Stevens & The Ghasts, their new album “Sycamore Helicopters,” and much more
