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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 -
Daniel O'Donnell: The King of Country
BBC Radio Ulster producer Steven Rainey on meeting the boy from Donegal - and finally understanding his appeal -
A Plastic Rose
Solid, remorseless gigging is a must for the indie rockers with a new single to promote -
A Plastic Rose
Solid, remorseless gigging is a must for the indie rockers with a new single to promote -
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
Bed wetters and drum sticks - the Bangor boys storm Ward Park -
Bandwidth Presents: A Moment of Clarity
Steven Rainey meets the new Doctor Who, Matt Smith, and has his illusions shattered -
The Best of Music 2009
Steven Rainey considers the future of Northern Irish music after a year to remember -
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 -
AU Presents: Seasick Steve
From the Dog Shed to the Opera House, AU speaks to music’s best loved hobo song-and-dance man -
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 -
Oh Yeah, Nevermind
The 'revisited' concept takes a critical hit as inventiveness makes way for karaoke -
CQAF: Desert Hearts, Silver Jews
An unpredictable and exquisite night of indie and alt-rock in Belfast's Black Box -
Making a Rackett
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Paul Muldoon is just as comfortable with a Telecaster, writes Steven Rainey
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