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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

Should Oasis have a child with Blur, and Kasabian is the kid’s best friend, JW Paris would be that young

Eager to explore the intricacies of human existence from the concrete physicality to the realms of abstract thought and emotion,

‘Again’ is the new single from Bay Area band Don’t Tell John, who are an act heavily rooted in the

Willing to tackle those grittier parts of life that we sometimes want to push down and avoid, Belfast-based three-piece Serotone

Is grunge gone? Did it disappear, never to return to the stylings of Nirvana, Hole, and Soundgarden? Well, not really.

Discovering a passion for music even before he hit kindergarten, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Eddie Cohn burned a musical flame in

Following a slew of live dates, US-based group Franklin takes their commanding stage presence to the recording studio, creating music

With a desire to connect and resonate with listeners across the globe, Courtney Nord’s music tells us you are not

From their debut 2002 single, ‘Gurl Next Door’, to the 2025 track, ‘When Melody Was King’, Welsh band KEYS has