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  • For the Love of Letting Go

    Kowalski step out of Two Door Cinema Club's shadow with an effervescent debut album
  • Enturbulation = No Challenge

    Desert Hearts remain charmingly unfamiliar with the zeitgeist as they release their 'beguiling' third album
  • Welcome to Mikrosector-50

    Belfast's Space Dimension Controller is 'light-years ahead of his contemporaries'
  • New Releases

    The Wood Burning Savages, Vanilla Gloom and Elspeth bare their souls. Steven Rainey passes judgement
  • Icebreaker

    Progressive metallers Kasper Rosa have embraced vocals in this double A-side release in their quest to ascend to the big leagues
  • The New Life

    Girls Names leave their posturing days behind them to get serious on their 'textural, atmospheric' second album
  • Sean Hughes

    The Irish comedian whittles out the jokes in his father's demise, and entrances the Black Box with his 'energic and involving style'
  • Tundra

    Inspired by American new wave, Before Machines are outsiders looking in. Will their debut album win them more fans at home?
  • Your Pet is Dead

    Eatenbybears leave their math-rock days behind them in favour of an indie aesthetic, but does their new sound add up?
  • Return of the Pin

    Ambiguity is everything for anonymous duo Pinner as they release their debut album
  • Boss Level

    Rap metallers Team Fresh are very angry about things. Steven Rainey ignores the outdated polemics and appreciates a 'confident, inspired' sound
  • A Hocht

    A 'shambling behemoth of an album' from Belfast-based progressive metal masters Slomatics
  • MUSIC REVIEW – Singles Releases

    From Seven Summits sincere 'The Worrier' to The Answer's stealth power-ballard, listen to the best of July's singles here
  • Years Ago in Our Backyard

    There have been great expectations for the Farriers debut album. Was it worth the wait?
  • Singles Releases

    Listen to new tracks from Twin Terrace, Farriers and Fighting With Wire
  • Daniel Johnston

    VerseChorusVerse and Cashier No9 bookend a manic performance from one of Kurt Cobain's heroes
  • Key Releases of 2011

    Steven Rainey chooses his top five Northern Irish albums of the year. Agree or disagree?
  • Singles Releases

    Overwrought anthems, a love song that's not for 'Barbara' and a 'more-metal-than-thou' EP 
  • Singles Releases

    Listen to shiny new tracks from VerseChorusVerse, Morning Claws and Seven Summits
  • SINGLES REVIEWS: October 2011

    Duelling guitars, rap-metal and the smug optimism of youth  
  • Easy Meat

    LaFaro's latest is anything but easy-listening. Is it worth the effort?
  • Silver Lining

    Microlip's debut shows you can buy a polished production, but you can't buy cool
  • Third Man Theme/Kowalski

    Oh ye hipsters of little faith
  • John D'Arcy/Mojo Fury

    Power pop and a visit to Barcelona
  • Event Horses/Rams' Pocket Radio

    Two new releases to soundtrack your summer
  • Controlling Your Allegiance

    The Japanese Popstars rope in some of their musical friends to create a 'credible' dance album
  • To the Death of Fun

    Cashier No.9 produce an anthem-filled album that isn't to be missed
  • Rush

    After 40 years, the prog rock trio finally arrive in Ireland - and prove that punk had a downside
  • Visiting Hours of a Traveling Circus

    The long-standing Lisburn quartet's debut album is a departure from their early sound
  • Liberated Astronaut

    A Moving on Music Festival screening introduces the wierd and wonderful Tom Zé
  • Genius Within The Inner Life of Glenn Gould

    A screening at the Moving on Music Festival has Steven Rainey waxing lyrical
  • Tourist History

    Chock full of singles, nevertheless Two Door Cinema Club's debut disappoints as a whole
  • War of the Worlds

    Jason Donovan stars in Jeff Wayne's musical, just don't expect it to make any sense
  • Robyn G Shiels

    The Real Deal entices his flock upstairs in the Oh Yeah Music Centre
  • Snow Patrol Ward Park

    Snow Patrol

    Bed wetters and drum sticks - the Bangor boys storm Ward Park
  • Jandek

    'Fraudulent art', 'a swindle of the highest order' - Jandek touches down in Belfast
  • A Christmas Carol

    David Lyttle's jazzy take on a Christmas classic warms hearts
  • Urban Hymns

    Duke Special, Foy Vance and a host of others bring tears to the eyes at May Street Church
  • Edith Piaf - A Celebration of a Legend

    Music and make believe bring 1940s' Paris to Belfast's Spiegeltent 
  • Man On Wire

    One man's impossible dream is brought to life with stunning results

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