POST-BURNOUTEoin Murphy of the Corkonian Grunge-Gaze Band The Drive. Talks About the Project, The Cork Music Scene, Their Latest Single “nothing crossed.”, and Their Plans for Their Debut Album.
Currently on tour across Ireland and the UK, the Cork band The Drive. have earned a lot of fans through their hard work. Their frontman, Eoin Murphy, talks to us about the intersection of their popularity with the traction of the Cork music scene and their latest single “nothing crossed.”
On the Podcast: The Singer-Songwriter Mark Hegan Discusses His New EP “First a Whisper, Then a Shout,” Life in Bangor, and His Future Plans
Last month, the Bangor rock singer-songwriter Mark Hegan released his latest EP “First a Whisper, Then a Shout.” Mark talks to us about the EP, how he got into music, his future plans, and much more
Longtime Musicians Kevin Homan and Darren Farrell of the Dublin Rock Band Alpine Skies Discuss Their Upcoming Record “Inspired Conflicts” and Why Documentation Was Important After Thirty Years as Musicians
“Inspired Conflicts” is the upcoming album from Alpine Skies; a new Irish band featuring Kevin Homan and Darren Farrell, who have both been playing for over thirty years. The two discuss forming the project as a means of documenting their legacy.
The British Musician Joe Hicks Discusses Bereavement, His Sabbatical from Music, and His Return With His Latest Single, “Time is a Thief.”
Last month, the British musician Joe Hicks released his first song in almost two years, with the single “Time is a Thief.” Joe talks to us about the song, the gap, his return to music, and more.
The Dublin-Based French Chill Electronica Musician Paul Larnicol of Lobepine Discusses Moving from France to Dublin, His Opinions of the Irish Music Scene, and His Latest EP “He’s Here!”
Last week, the chill electronica musician Lobepine released his latest EP, “He’s Here!” Paul talks to us about the EP, moving from France to Ireland, and the music scene here.
The Donegal-Based Musician Cuan Muyllaert Discusses His New Mononymous Solo Project, His Debut Single “On a Ship,” and Life Between Land and Sea
Yesterday, the Donegal-based musician Cuan released his latest single “On a Ship,” about life on land and sea – something which his occupation gave him plenty of experience to write about. Cuan talks to us about the song and his career.
Ali Genevich and Jacob Brooks of the New York-Based Alternative Band Laveda Discuss Their New Album “Love, Darla” and Signing to Bar/None Records.
Last Friday, the New York-based alt band Laveda released their latest album, “Love, Darla,” which sees them take a sharp new direction from their established sound. Members Ali and Jacob talk to us about what inspired it and signing to Bar/None Records.
On the Podcast: The Members of the Belfast “Ambient Bittersweet” Band Midnight Housework Discuss Forming Their Project, Eschewing Genre, and Their Latest Single “Red Party Cups”
In July, we spoke with the members of the genre-defying project Midnight Housework about their formation, crafting their sound, their latest single “Red Party Cups,” and what they have coming up.
The Blessington Musician and Producer David Clarke Discusses His Project eyejust, His Latest Single “out of luck,” and Taking The Band to the Next Level
Last Friday, the Blessington-based musician and producer David Clarke of eyejust released his latest single, “out of luck.” He talks to us about the single, the project, and taking it to the next level.
Emily Dollery and Cormac Donovan O’Neill from the Cork Noise Project Therapy Horse Discuss Forming at UCC, Their Growth, Their Debut Single “Let Me Be Clear,” Balancing This Project with Pebbledash, and More
Today sees the release of “Let Me Be Clear,” the debut track from the Cork noise project Therapy Horse. Vocalist and bassist Emily Dollery and guitarist Cormac Donovan O’Neill talk to us about the band, the single, and much more.
