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Album Review: Trá Pháidín – ‘An 424’: Dynamic and distinctive experimental post rock from the illusive Galway collective.

John Parry May 29, 2025

The Breakdown ‘An 424’ is an album rammed with personalities. It’s about people in real places rather than just painterly responses to landscapes. Hive Mind Records – 9.0 So let’s get philosophical. In the mid-fifties Guy Debord developed the idea of ‘Psychogeography’, the influence a place has on its inhabitants, their attitudes, values and how …

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Album Review: An aural delight ‘By Design’ – With yet another landslide of impeccable songwriting, The Electorate unveil their new album.

Arun Kendall May 29, 2025

The Breakdown ‘By Design’ puts on full display what has been missed during the intervening five years since their last album. Masterful songwriting with intelligent lyrics and a pop sensibility combine to deliver a tour de force…The Electorate deal with the terrors and beauties of middle aged life: a certain world weariness and fatigue expressed …

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News: Wanderer Festival Returns with Genre-Spanning Line-Up for 2025

Deb Pelser May 28, 2025

Rock, soul, electronica and storytelling collide — Wanderer Festival hits the Sapphire Coast this October.

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Premiere: The Vors raise their profile with the blistering single ‘Hi Vis Low Res’, with debut album and live dates on the way

Arun Kendall May 27, 2025

We are very pleased to premiere the zany new punk pop single ‘Hi Vis Low Res’ from Eora/Sydney band The Vors, which has all the heat and blistering effects of a footpath baking in the hot summer sun. With a sound that recalls The Chats or Amyl and the Sniffers, it’s a thrilling surf ride …

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News: Giampaolo Pasquile Explores Music’s Future With Bold New Album ‘The Fake Truth’

Simon Lucas-Hughes May 27, 2025

Giampaolo Pasquile, a celebrated producer, mix engineer, and forward-thinking musical creator, introduces his latest body of work, The Fake Truth – A Bold Fusion of Nostalgia, Emotion, and AI Innovation. The album is a powerful reflection on the relationship between music, memory, and technology. While deeply rooted in emotional authenticity and traditional musicianship, The Fake …

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