Ok, you possibly don’t know who Chris is, but that’s your fault, not his, right? You can put this right next Thursday in the Sugar club! Chris is a jazz/ hip-hop/ Gospel […]
Chris Dave – Sugar Club – 9th May
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Kim Deal – Hot Shot
This is the second in the solo 7″ inch series that Kim is releasing, and it’s quite lovely! It’s guitar drive and shouty as only Kim knows how. The singles are limited […]
Lee Noble – Ruiner – Album Review
Lee Noble’s album ‘Ruiner’ is a distant and haunting affair. From the opening sounds you know this is going to be something unusual as each song builds from layered images or fragments […]
Conversations on a homecoming – Gaiety Theatre – Review
Note: We have reviewed the latest production of ‘Conversations on a homecoming’ here. This is our review of the Druid Murphy play ‘Conversations on a homecoming’ which was in the Gaiety Theatre […]
Whistle in the Dark – Gaiety Theatre – Review
As Druid Murphy has just to the Gaiety Theatre, we thought it was a good moment to repost our reviews from the Theatre Festival last October! This is the first of the […]
Gig Guide – 01/05/2013 – Low @ Whelans, The 1975, ASAP Rocky etc.
So many new gigs announced this week, I simply don’t know where to start…. ah, ok, there isn’t that many, but the main one that tickles my fancy is that Low are […]
Glenn Jones – My Garden State – Album Review (Thrill Jockey)
“This is where the frogs live” Writing in 2009, Composer and Percussionist Gerry Hemingway spoke of ‘place’ in music. This can be the place one experiences music in and also the emotional […]
Meteor Camden Crawl Schedule/ Timetable type yokey
[Update: Official full timetable is below!] Ok, it’s not actually a time table, as they haven’t given us the times yet, but it’s an ordered list of bands in venues, so you’ll […]
Pacific Rim – Trailer
Ok, I know the trailers for Blockbusters always look amazing, but are actually generally better than the movies themselves, but this one is going to be different, right? Right? Pacific Rim is […]
Things to Do in Dublin – 29th April – 5th May 2013
This is a big week around the streets of Dublin, as it’s the May bank holiday weekend, with a variety of festivals and other junk to see and do. Meteor Dublin Camden […]
New Music: Daniel J. W!shington – Giving me my Hand
Daniel reminds me of Why? which is always a good thing. There’s a nice touch of madness about what he does, and you’re never sure what direction the song will take next. […]
End of an Era ATP – The Last Weekend ATP events ever???
Sad news, but not completely unexpected, as they have had some well publicised financial difficulties over the last few years. According to the ATP web site, these are to be the last […]
Movies – 26-04-13 – Iron Man 3, Bernie etc
The Critics were all in good form this week, and seemed to like most of the new releases, and there’s even a few surprises along the way! Iron Man 3 was meant […]
Gig Guide – What next for the Killers? 24-04-2013
Mr Reynolds has alleged the band The Killers was imposed against his wishes as a joint headline act for the 2012 event because the majority shareholders in the festival company, the FRD […]
Ghostpoet – Some say I so I say light (PIAS) – Album Review
Ghostpoet’s debut album ‘Peanut Butter Blues and Melancholy Jam’ over achieved in many senses. It was a low key release that received wide acclaim and even a Mercury Music prize nomination. So Ghostpoet […]
Richard II – Peacock Theatre – Review
Richard II is one of Shakespeare’s historical themed plays, telling the tale of the King’s fall from grace and eventual demise (I doubt I’m ruining the story on too many people by […]
The Fry Chronicles on Audible – Review
I love Stephen Fry. I should get that out of the way now. I have read all his novels and the first of his autobiographies, Moab is my Washpot. I religiously watched […]
Digging for Fire – Project Arts Centre – Review
Digging for Fire is a play by Declan Hughes that was previously performed by Rough Magic in 1991. It is a play about contemporary Ireland of the period that is just shrugging […]
Justin Walter – Lullabies and Nightmares – Album Review (Kranky)
“I set out to record an album of completely improvised music that fused my experiments with the Electronic Valve Instrument and my love of held sounds on the trumpet. In recent years […]
Things to Do in Dublin – 22nd – 28th April 2013
In terms of odd ball festivals, the Dublin Bay Prawn festival must rank pretty highly! It runs in Bray from the 25th – 28th of April. To find the full series of […]
Rob Manuel – The Bottom Half of the Internet – South Studios – 23-04-13
What is the bottom half of the internet? This is the lower half of most pages, the comment sections and other parts where the general public have their ‘right to reply’. Most […]
Night Beds – Workman’s Club – 19-04-13 – Review
Night Beds are a five piece from Nashville, and the brain child of ‘Rocky mountain reared‘ Winston Yellen. Their music is guitar driven but not in a loud/ triumphant fashion and often […]
Movies – 19-04-13 – Evil Dead, Olympus Has Fallen, King of the Travellers etc.
A few new releases this week, and one that I’ve been worried about/ looking forward to for a while in ‘Evil Dead’. So let’s get on with it and see what might […]
Lionel Loueke (PROGRESSIONS Guitar Series) – Workman’s Club – 21-04-13
This is an unusual gig from those nice people at Improvised Music. Lionel Loueke is a jazz guitarist on Blue Note, and here’s what the press release has to say… West African […]
Barn Owl – V – Album Review (Thrill Jockey)
‘V’ is a 6 track instrumental work from San Francisco based ‘Barn Owl’. Jon Porras and Evan Caminiti met at college where a shared interest in music spurred them to write and […]
Free Christopher Owens Acoustic ‘Lysandre’ Album
I’ll get straight to the point, there’s a free acoustic 8 track album version of Lysandre available for a limited time on his web site here! Christopher was the front man and […]
Record Store day – Tower Records, Elastic Witch, Outhouse etc. – 20-04-13
There really is sooooooooooooo much free live music on Saturday. There really is soooooooooooo much! A full line up and times for Records Store day in Tower Records. And it looks great! […]
Live Collision Festival – Project Arts Centre (Kinda)
Collision Live is a mini theatre festival, running from the 18th (tomorrow!) to the 21st of April, which sounds a lot of fun! “Live Collision present a series of events titled We […]
Gig Guide – 17-04-13 – Spiritualized in NCH, Yo La Tengo, Bryan Ferry etc.
A stupid amount of new gigs announced over the last few days, so I thought a few of them were worth a mention! Remeber when Yo La Tengo had their ferry cancelled […]
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