St. Patrick’s Festival Announces A Specially Commissioned Evening of Inspiring Collaboration Photo by Sarah Doyle As part of the St. Patty’s day festival in Dublin, Kormac will be playing with the Irish Chamber Orchestra. This […]
Live Music in Dublin – 11-12-17 It’s starting to feel a lot like… Christmas! Lots of Irish bands this week, and some good ones among them! Check out the list below. Gigs […]
Mark Lanegan – Academy – Live Review – 6-12-17 by Killian Laher A regular visitor to these shores, Mark Lanegan returned to Dublin in the height of a European tour. First up […]
Live Music in Dublin – 4-12-17 Some big hitters in town with Mark Lanegan, the Divine Comedy and Josh Ritter all performing. See what you can find below. Gigs of the Week […]
Neil Young + The Promise of the Real – The Visitor – Album Review by Killian Laher Neil Young’s 39th album follows just a year after Peace Trail, and a matter of […]
Sun Kil Moon – Vicar Street – Live Review – 28-11-17 Review by Killian Laher In a year where Mark Kozelek has released an awful lot of awful music, he and his […]
Peter Oren – Anthropocene – Album Review by Killian Laher American artist Peter Oren releases his second album and the influence of Bill Callahan hangs heavily on it. Maybe it’s the sparse […]
Bonnie Prince Billy – Wolf of the Cosmos – Album Review by Killian Laher Bonnie Prince Billy is not your average artist. This is his second album inside six months where he […]
Sufjan Stevens – The Greatest Gift Mixtape – Album Review by Killian Laher Not a new album as such from Sufjan Stevens, this is billed as outtakes, mixes & demos from 2015’s […]
Live Music in Dublin – 27-11-17 Another fun week in Dublin! I’ve never seen Perfume Genius live, so hopefully this will be the first time. Gigs of the Week – Perfume Genius […]
Call it a list of lists! Call it what you will. Here are some of our favourite events taking place in Dublin in the next 7 days. Image above from – Mr […]
Slow Meadow – Costero – Album Review by Killian Laher Slow Meadow is the instrumental project of composer Matt Kidd, and this is their second album. The music here is largely keyboard […]
Morrissey – Low In High School – Album Review by Killian Laher Solo album number 11 from Morrissey and, as is the norm these days, it’s accompanied by awful utterances spewed from […]
Live Music in Dublin – 20-11-17 Another fun week in Dublin! Unfortunately, some of the best are well sold out at this stage, but there’s plenty more to choose from. Gigs of […]
LOMOND CAMPBELL – BLACK RIVER PROMISE An album that I almost missed entirely, but has since found a happy place in my heart! With a name like Lomond Campbell he could only […]
Protomartyr – The Deaf Institute, Manchester – 15-11-17 – Live Review by Killian Laher Protomartyr play Whelans tomorrw, Saturday the 17-11-17 A very excited crowd crammed into this small, eclectic venue for […]
New Music – Lucas Oswald – Dark On Us Lucas Oswald may not be a household name, but he has played with Shearwater who are considerably better known! This is the first […]
Alice Cooper – Olympia Theatre – 9/11/17 – Live Reviewby Fran Winston November 8th and 9th 2017 Alice Cooper has morphed from being the much maligned shock rocker that caused uproar with […]
Alexis Georgopoulos and Jefre Cantu-Ledesma – Fragments of a Season – Album Review by Killian Laher Genre-hopping artist Alexis Georgopoulos has teamed up with ambient artist Jefre Cantu-Ledesma to produce a chill-out masterclass […]
Angel Olsen – Phases – Album Review Is Angel really old enough to have a B-side, rarities and demos collection? I guess she has an unusual history having recorded on many compilations […]
Part 2 of our interview with Robert Baker from the Crayon Set where we discuss how difficult it is for a small band to make ends meet! You can see the results […]
Live Music in Dublin – 6-11-17 It’s another good one, so much so we had to extend our gigs of the week to six, so as not to lose the wonderfully named […]
Interview with Robert Baker – The Crayon Set We had the chance to ask Robert Baker from the Crayon Set some questions about their new album. The Crayon Set are a Dublin […]
Max Richter – Taboo / Henry May Long / Black Mirror – Album Reviews by Killian Laher The highly prolific Max Richter has just released three soundtracks: BBC drama Taboo, the film […]
Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross – The Vietnam War – Album Review by Killian Laher Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross seem to be in some unspoken duel with Nick Cave & Warren […]
Hennessy Art Fund for IMMA Collection – Senior Curator: Head of Collections – Christina Kennedy of IMMA talks to Nomoreworkhorse – Written by Frank L. Hennessy Art Fund for IMMA Collection – […]
Live Music in Dublin – 30-10-17 It’s actually a pretty tasty week, with BNQT, Matthew E White, Avey Tare and a few more besides. Get rid of the Halloween funk and go […]
Interview with Jamie Cameron – The Last Dinosaur – by Killian Laher No More Workhorse caught up with Jamie Cameron of The Last Dinosaur to discuss his new album and other bits […]
Out Lines – Conflats – Album Review by Killian Laher Out Lines is a project teaming up James Graham from The Twilight Sad, with Kathryn Joseph and Marcus Mackay. The resulting album, […]
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