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Not just for techno heads, the Belfast firm is lighting up Ireland's leading festivals and stimulating the senses of top brands across the globe
Chris Jones sets his sights on the emerging names, established favourites and returning heroes expected to make the most noise in the year to come
Following the end of Radar, former AU Magazine editor Chris Jones raises a final toast to a golden age for local music
Local DJs recount the dance duo's mythical gig at Sugar Sweet and the club's lasting impact on both rave culture and social divides across the capital city
From And So I Watch From Afar to SOAK, our pick of which local releases to start counting down the days to
From Belle and Sebastian to Whitesnake, Pulp to Paul McCartney's Wings, some of the biggest bands on the planet have relied on the talents of Northern Ireland's finest
Chris Jones and musical friends, including Across the Line presenter Rigsy, reveal their favourite Northern Irish haunts
Colin Murphy on two decades of compèring 'the best gig anywhere' and a star-studded 2015 lineup
Unsigned singer-songwriter on lessons learned from organising a tour of America
Phil Lucas and Matt Burns on the club night celebrating riotous house and techno in Belfast since 2006
The rock musician and motivational speaker explains his philosophy ahead of Belfast's October 16 Output conference
Carrie Davenport and Paul Kane curate a multimedia exhibition at The MAC exploring our love for tattoos
Belfast Paddy Mcdonnell on the therapy of live performance and confronting issues of intolerance in his new show
The London-based comic returns home to Northern Ireland for the Open House Bangor Festival on August 29
The Derry~Londonderry pop band on working with Gianfranco Zola and their colourful future
Chris Jones sifts through the events programmes of everything from Celtronic to Forfey, Stendhal, Féile, Sunflowerfest and more
Bands from across Northern Ireland unite in aid of the Northern Ireland Council For Ethnic Minorities
Chris Jones talks with the worldly songwriter about touring with Johnny Borell, burning out and seeing his album The Great Divide reborn
With a momentous 2013 behind them, the indie act from Derry~Londonderry look forward to 2014
Chris Jones interviews the anonymous Belfast beatmaker after tweets from Ellie Goulding and a year of bad reviews, killer singles and collaborations
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