Midlake – For The Sake of Bethel Woods – Album Review by Killian Laher This is Midlake’s first album in nearly nine years, just when many thought they would never return. Little […]
Midlake – For The Sake of Bethel Woods – Album Review
Album of the Week – 11/03/22
Album of the Week – 11/03/22 So, it’s another Friday and you’re here to find out about the new releases! Well, there’s something new from the bold Alex Cameron (Oxy Music) for […]
Foscadh (Shelter) – Film Review
Foscadh (Shelter) – Film Reviewby Frank L Director – Sean BreathnachWriters – Sean Breathnach, Donal Ryan(novel “The Thing about December”)Stars – Dónall Ó Héalai, Fionnuala Flaherty, Cillian O’Gairbhi Adapted from the novel […]
Carmen – Bord Gáis Energy Theatre – Review
Carmen – Bord Gáis Energy Theatre – Review by Gearóid O’Byrne Photos by Ruth Medjber Produced by Irish National Opera 07 – 12 March 2022 Georges Bizet’s “Carmen” is and has been […]
TV Picks of the Week – 07/03/22
TV Picks of the Week – 07/03/22 by Jamie Waddell The most eagerly anticipated series revival since Will & Grace, No More Workhouse proudly presents the new and improved TV Picks of […]
Album of the Week – 04/03/22
Album of the Week – 04/03/22 Some great new sounds for you to explore this week, with new releases form Band of Horses (Things Are Great), Guided By Voices (Crystal Nuns Cathedral) […]
You Are Not My Mother – Film Review
You Are Not My Mother – Film Review by Katie McCann Director – Kate Dolan Writer – Kate Dolan Stars – Hazel Doupe, Jade Jordan, Paul Reid Cat Dolan’s debut feature is […]
Q&A with Kate Stanley Brennan – THISISPOPBABY – SHIT
Q&A with Kate Stanley Brennan – THISISPOPBABY – SHIT Project Arts Centre: SHIT By Patricia Cornelius 2-5 March | 8pm, 5 March | 2pm You must have been delighted with the response […]
La Mif – Film Review
La Mif – Film Review by Hugh Maguire Director – Fred Baillif Writer – Fred Baillif Stars – Charlie Areddy, Kassia Da Costa, Amandine Golay There are times when we take cinema […]
Mark Lanegan: A Reflection
Mark Lanegan: A Reflection by Killian Laher The world got a bit bleaker this week with the sad loss of Mark Lanegan. I’m struggling to accept that Mark Lanegan is dead. He […]
The Duke – Film Review
The Duke – Film Review by Frank L Director – Roger Michell Writers – Richard Bean(screenplay by), Clive Coleman(screenplay by) Stars – Jim Broadbent, Heather Craney, Stephen Rashbrook, Hellen Mirren In 1961, […]
Virgin Dublin International Film Festival 2022 – Preview
Virgin Dublin International Film Festival 2022 – Preview by Frank L. With the Film Festival starting tomorrow, we thought it was the perfect opportunity to recommend some of the films we’re looking […]
Album of the Week – 18/02/22
Album of the Week – 18/02/22 This is another slow week, so not a multitude of new releases to choose from, but hey, you only need one! There are new releases from […]
Adam Miller – Gateway – Album Review
Adam Miller – Gateway – Album Review by Killian Laher Adam Miller, the guitarist with the now defunct electronic band Chromatics, has just released his first solo album. Those who lament the […]
Eddie Vedder – Earthling – Album Review
Eddie Vedder – Earthling – Album Review by Killian Laher Eddie Vedder’s solo material has been largely more understated than Pearl Jam, until now that is. It opens with Invincible which has […]
Album of the Week – 11/02/22
Album of the Week – 11/02/22 Does it ruin the fun a little when we have a glowing review of a new album a few days before the ‘Album of the Week’ […]
Into the Woods – The Lyric Theatre – Review
Into the Woods – The Lyric Theatre – Review by Cathy Brown Dates: 9 to 27 February Northern Ireland Opera’s Into The Woods Photo Credit – Philip Magowan Into the Woods by […]
48 – Bewley’s Cafe Theatre – Review
48 – Bewley’s Cafe Theatre – Review by Brian Merriman 48 by Gemma Kane Directed by Clare Maguire February 07 – 26, 2022 Time: 1pm (doors open 12.40) Featuring – Eoghan Collins, […]
Black Country, New Road – Ants From Up There – Album Review
Black Country, New Road – Ants From Up There – Album Review by Killian Laher Probably one of the most anticipated follow up albums for some time, this second album from Black […]
Album of the Week – 03/02/22
Album of the Week – 03/02/22 Some great new sounds this week, so rejoice! Ok, maybe that’s a little over the top, but you can certainly check them all out below. First […]
The Eyes of Tammy Faye – Film Review
The Eyes of Tammy Faye – Film Review by Fran Winston Directed by: Michael Showalter Starring: Jessica Chastain, Andrew Garfield, Cherry Jones, Vincent D’Onofrio In cinemas February 4th This biographical drama is […]
Totally Irish – The Demise of Irish Music on our Airwaves
Totally Irish – The Demise of Irish Music on our Airwaves It started with a tweet from John Baker confirming that his regular show Totally Irish was to finish on 98FM. What […]
Spike Cello Festival 2022 – 11th – 13th February
Spike Cello Festival 2022 – 11th – 13th February If you ignored the Tradfest and are now regretting that decision, fear not, as there’s an equally cool festival on the horizon, starting […]
Album of the Week – 28/01/22
Album of the Week – 28/01/22 This week sees new releases from Simone Felice (of The Felice Brothers– All the Bright Coins), Anaïs Mitchell and Pinegrove (11:11) and in truth, any of […]
Steve Gunn – Nakama EP – Review
Steve Gunn – Nakama EP – Review by Killian Laher This is a surprise release from Steve Gunn consisting of reworkings of songs from last year’s Other You album. Mdou Moctar are […]
Parallel Mothers – Film Review
Parallel Mothers – Film Review by Frank L Director – Pedro Almodóvar Writer – Pedro Almodóvar Stars – Penélope Cruz, Rossy de Palma, Aitana Sánchez-Gijón The central story is of two women, […]
Benedict Cumberbatch – Top Five Performances
Benedict Cumberbatch – Top Five Performances by Katie McCann A Celebration of all things Cumberbatch with Katie McCann I’ve always been a fan of Benedict Cumberbatch since I saw him slither onto […]
Album of the Week – 21/01/22
Album of the Week – 21/01/22 Did I say last week that the January slump was over? Maybe I spoke a little too soon, but fear not as there are still a […]
Nightmare Alley – Film Review
Nightmare Alley – Film Review by Frank L Director – Guillermo del Toro Writers – Guillermo del Toro(screenplay by), Kim Morgan(screenplay by), William Lindsay Gresham(based on the novel by) Stars – Bradley […]
No More Workhorse 