anamoe drive – thank god it’s friday (2025)
thank god it’s friday is the latest album from Irish indie-folk artist Oisín Leahy Furlong, aka anamoe drive. It’s built on
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Lord Jane – The Lifting of the Fog (2025)
Lord Jane is a kind of Ulster supergroup, as its members hail from other Northern Ireland bands (including Mob Wife,
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Aryel Moon – Welcome Home (2025)
Last month, our team at The Other Side Reviews was introduced to the exciting Dublin-based alternative rock group, Aryel Moon.
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Gush – Empathology (2025)
Bursting onto the music scene in 2023, Belfast’s Gush has quickly earned a reputation for energetic, blistering, confident performances, winning
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The Pennydrops – Nightblindness (2025)
Already followers of each other’s solo projects, singer-songwriters J.J. Chamberlain and Izzy Hartley discovered a shared passion for music, similarities
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JW Paris – Anything (2025)
Should Oasis have a child with Blur, and Kasabian is the kid’s best friend, JW Paris would be that young
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Queen Quail – Southside (2025)
When I first hit play on Queen Quail’s ‘Southside’, I was expecting a gentle ballad, something soft, maybe even a
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La Need Machine – Rock And Roll Show (2025)
In their recently released album, Pourquoi? C’est L’Amour!, US-based La Need Machine sauntered through the realms of punk, indie-pop, indie-rock,
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Alwyn Morrison – Maybe In Another World (2025)
With a very musical upbringing, singer-songwriter Alwyn Morrison found a passion for music at a young age. In our interview
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Track of the Day: Orla Monelle – Romanticise (2025)
At age 17, singer-songwriter Orla Monelle took a huge step to begin her musical journey: she left her native Belgium
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