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A Chat with Black Opal (19.03.25)

Blending poignant, profound, poetic lyrics with hard-hitting, energetic melodies, Black Opal delves into the core of reality with all its

Thirty years ago, singer-songwriter John Deering wrote his first original song… and then, life kicked in. College, family, a career,

As an “avid fan of all kinds of music”, singer-songwriter Zachary Mason aims to blend various styles into his experimental

Surfing Pointers is a psyche and shoe-gaze garage band from Manchester, England, who have just released an EP on BirthDIY

Quickly stamping their name on the UK indie music scene, Welsh duo Cursive Youth are among the most exciting emerging

Sometimes the dissolution of one band can lend an “oh, what’s the point” attitude in former members; however, this is

Bringing a new side to grunge, Old Silence is the self-described “neo-grunge” group set to intoxicate audiences, ensnare senses, and

Known for originality, authenticity and honesty shared with an indie-rock kick, The Gilhoolys is an artist standing tall with a

With a dab of punk, a dash of post-punk, a flutter of indie-rock and a splash of classic rock, Fringe

When I listen to Ireland-based band Queen Bitch, it seems odd to think frontwoman Róisin Bohan was anything but confident