Interview with Jamie Cameron – The Last Dinosaur by Killian Laher No More Workhorse caught up with Jamie Cameron, of The Last Dinosaur, ahead of the release of the third Last Dinosaur […]
Interview with Jamie Cameron – The Last Dinosaur
This is the Kit – Off Off On – Album Review
This is the Kit – Off Off On – Album Review This is the Kit’s last album ‘Moonshine Freeze’ was something of a grower. An album that on first listen did not […]
Interview with Trevor Ristow – Waiting for Another War – Part One
Interview with Trevor Ristow – Part One by Killian Laher Trevor Ristow has written a book, Waiting for Another War, covering the early days of seminal 80s indie band, the Sisters of […]
Henrik Lindstrand – Nordhem – Album Review
Henrik Lindstrand – Nordhem – Album Review by Cathy Brown Henrik Lindstrand is something of an anomaly. Keyboard player with Danish heavy rock group Kashmir, he found himself a part of one […]
Album of the Week – 16/10/20
Album of the Week – 16/10/20 This week sees new releases from William Elliott Whitmore (With You) and Autechre (SIGN) and you couldn’t get two more different albums! We’d also recommend you […]
Album of the Week – 09/10/20
Album of the Week – 09/10/20 This week, there are new albums from Future Islands (As Long As You Are), Cut Worms (Nobody Lives Here Anymore), Emmy The Great (April / 月音) […]
The Last Dinosaur – Wholeness – Album Review
The Last Dinosaur – Wholeness – Album Review by Killian Laher The Last Dinosaur is the musical project of Jamie Cameron, whose 2017 album The Nothing crept its way quietly around discerning […]
Interview with Brendan Tallon – Revelino – Part 2
Interview with Brendan Tallon – Revelino – Part 2 No More Workhorse had a chat with Brendan Tallon, of Revelino about the reissue of their debut album. You can read what we […]
Revelino – Happiness Is Mine EP – Review
Revelino – Happiness Is Mine EP – Review by Killian Laher The reissue of the debut album (covered here) comes with a bonus EP of six tracks. Lead track is a remix […]
Interview with Brendan Tallon – Revelino – Part 1
Interview with Brendan Tallon – Revelino – Part 1 by Killian Laher No More Workhorse had a chat with Brendan Tallon of Revelino about the reissue of their debut album. You can […]
Lila Tristram – Our Friends – Album Review
Lila Tristram – Our Friends – Album Review by Killian Laher Lila Tristram is an English singer-songwriter. Half the songs on her debut album came out as an EP a few months […]
Album of the Week – 02/10/20
Album of the Week – 02/10/20 First off, how is William Shatner still making music? You have to love him really. This time he tackles “The Blues” and it kinda sounds like […]
Mary Lattimore – Silver Ladders – Album Review
Mary Lattimore – Silver Ladders – Album Review by Killian Laher Mary Lattimore is an American harpist who has played with the likes of Thurston Moore and Kurt Vile. On this album, […]
Yo La Tengo – Sleepless Night EP – Review
Yo La Tengo – Sleepless Night EP – Review by Killian Laher After the ambient delights of their recent album We Have Amnesia Sometimes, Yo La Tengo are very much in laid […]
Bob Mould – Blue Hearts – Album Review
Bob Mould – Blue Hearts – Album Review by Killian Laher Just 19 months on from the comparatively upbeat Sunshine Rock, Bob Mould returns with a complete 180 degree turn for his […]
Thurston Moore – By The Fire – Album Review
Thurston Moore – By The Fire – Album Review by Killian Laher With Sonic Youth very much in the rearview mirror, Thurston Moore has released his latest song-based album. Again working with […]
Album of the Week – 25/09/20
Album of the Week – 25/09/20 Remember last week we were saying it was a slow week? Well, this week is a bit of an avalanche of new music and a lot […]
The Apartments – In and Out of the Light – Album Review
The Apartments – In and Out of the Light – Album Review by Killian Laher Albums from The Apartments don’t come around too often, the new one from Peter Milton Walsh and […]
Black Phoebe – Black Phoebe – Review
Black Phoebe – Black Phoebe – Review by Killian Laher Mark Lanegan has been dabbling with dance music for a couple of years. A couple of his recent albums received a dance […]
The Long Balconies, Tales from a City – Online Tonight
The Long Balconies, Tales from a City – Online Tonight If you’re looking for an event to fill your evening, this may be of interest…‘The Long Balconies, Tales from the City – […]
Album of the Week – 18/09/20
Album of the Week – 18/09/20 It’s a slow week for new releases, but there are still a few to keep you entertained. We’d recommend you check out the new releases from […]
An Open Letter from the Live Events and Entertainment Sector
An Open Letter from the Live Events and Entertainment Sector It does strike me as fairly ridiculous that the arts, in general, have been singled out for the worst of the restrictions. […]
Ed Harcourt – Monochrome To Colour – Album Review
Ed Harcourt – Monochrome To Colour – Album Review By Cathy Brown It has been almost twenty years since Ed Harcourt released his Mercury Prize-nominated debut Here Be Monsters and in recent […]
IDLES – Ultra Mono – Album Review
IDLES – Ultra Mono – Album Review by Killian Laher IDLES have dished out some of the finest in-your-face punk rock in recent years. They really delivered on 2018’s Joy As An […]
New Music – Niamh Regan – Hemet
New Music – Niamh Regan – Hemet Niamh Regan’s album Hemet was released on September 4th with barely a ripple. Since that time, it has gone on to receive a number of […]
Album of the Week – 11/09/20
Album of the Week – 11/09/20 This week we have a multitude of new work (and a lot of it worth checking out) but no obvious stand out album! There is new […]
New Music – Seamus Fogarty – Johnny K
New Music – Seamus Fogarty – Johnny K New album A Bag Of Eyes for November 6th We have some new sounds from Seamus to celebrate this lunchtime! The single Johnny K […]
Susanna – Baudelaire & Piano – Album Review
Susanna – Baudelaire & Piano – Album Review Release date: Friday, September 11th 2020 via SusannaSonata. French poet Charles Baudelaire (1821 – 1867) was a literary enfant terrible who had issues with […]
Looking back: The Cult – The Cult
Looking back: The Cult – The Cult by Killian Laher By the time the nineties rolled around The Cult seemed out of time and out of touch. They had released Ceremony in […]
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