Greg Clifford – Sun of the Jackal
Sun of the Jackal, the new album from singer-songwriter Greg Clifford, provides an almost cinematic record steeped in a deep broodingContinue Reading
Category: Album Reviews
The Shaker Hymn – Rascal’s Antique
The Shaker Hymn début album Rascal’s Antique provides an attention grabbing introduction into the group’s far-reaching indie-rock sound. The confident, self-assured swaggerContinue Reading
Kid Coy – Resolute
Dublin synth-pop act Kid Coy provide an atmospherically tinged, intricately textured début release with their new album Resolute. From the openingContinue Reading
The Minutes – Live Well, Change Often
The Minutes make an explosive return with the group’s joyously blistering sophomore album Live Well, Change Often. From the frantic momentumContinue Reading
Yearning Curve – The Murder Machine
Indie duo Yearning Curve’s début album The Murder Machine provides a promising yet deeply flawed introduction to the group. Flashing with momentsContinue Reading
Marc O’Reilly – Human Herdings
Singer-songwriter Marc O’Reilly’s sophomore album Human Herdings vividly captures the artist’s deep-seated talent. The frantic shuddering rhythms of ‘Same Side’ fade intoContinue Reading
Skinny Downers – Sleeper Cell
Sleeper Cell is the latest album from Waterford based dark-wave artist Skinny Downers. Brooding, hypnotic and visceral the record isContinue Reading
We Cut Corners – Think Nothing
We Cut Corners return with their dynamically and sonically stunning sophomore studio album, Think Nothing. Subtly opening with a solitaryContinue Reading
Morrissey & Marshall – And So It Began…
Indie-rock duo Morrissey & Marshall make a stylistically sharp and sonically vibrant début with their first full length album, And SoContinue Reading
Für Immer – MARCH
Indie-electro trio Für Immer’s début album MARCH is a pulsing, expansive release from the Dublin based group that flickers with moments of realContinue Reading
