|Black Honey|
Izzy B. Phillips on surrealism, voyeurism and Black Honey’s new album ‘Soak’.
|KINGFSHR|
Fast-rising Irish group Kingfishr unveil their stunning debut album: ‘Halycon’.
The group, who hail from Wexford, have drummed up a great deal of interest in recent times. Their recent, lengthy tour of Europe solidified just how well-loved the band are right now. They took their authentic, captivating music on the road with them and crowds from all over lapped it up.
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|RELEASE OF THE WEEK|
CMAT
CMAT delivers an album that’s both a critique and a love-letter to Ireland as it brings country kicking and screaming into the European sphere.
|aLL pOINTS eAST|
Everyone’s favourite band, The Maccabees, came back together to play at what felt like the end of the world, headlining the final day of All Points East.
|sABRINA cARPENTER|
Pop’s sharpest trickster, Sabrina Carpenter, bares her teeth, with a wink and a kiss-off.
A year on from her rocket-fuelled rise with Short N’ Sweet, Sabrina Carpenter returns with her seventh studio album, Man’s Best Friend. At just 26, the Grammy-winning singer has already mastered the pop sphere with an irreverent sense of humour and a knack for devastatingly sharp hooks. If her last outing made her a star, Man’s Best Friend solidifies her as pop’s most self-aware provocateur.
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