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Eric Hirshberg’s “Less Important Things” Is a Carefully Drawn Song About What Remains After the Chaos
Eric Hirshberg’s “Less Important Things” is a song about the aftermath of a full house. It does not begin with the milestone itself so much as the emotional climate that follows it: children grown, routines altered, noise gone, silence suddenly visible. The new single is the latest preview of Hirshberg’s forthcoming album More Is Not […]
Five For Friday – 29th May 2026
Anna Hay – ‘It’s All Good’ NYC singer-songwriter Anna Hay channels the emotional confusion of unspoken love into ‘It’s All Good’, a sharp and addictive pop-rock single that balances heartbreak with undeniable energy. Drawing inspiration from early-2000s artists like Taylor Swift, Avril Lavigne, and Paramore, Hay transforms quiet emotional restraint into soaring hooks, layered guitars, […]
Greet The Chief unleashes riotous new EP ‘Same Planet, Different Worlds’
Greet The Chief storms back into action with ‘Same Planet, Different Worlds’, a fierce and electrifying new EP that sees Gavin Davies delivering some of his most explosive work yet. Bursting with snarling riffs, huge choruses and restless punk energy, the six-track release throws itself headfirst into the space between indie-rock swagger and full-throttle alternative chaos. […]
Edwina van Kuyk expands her sound on the powerful new single ‘Here To Stay’
Limerick singer-songwriter Edwina van Kuyk is stepping into a bold new era with the release of her uplifting new single ‘Here To Stay’. Featuring the choir of St. Kevin’s Community College in Clondalkin and produced by Cian O’Donoghue, the track sees the rising Irish artist embracing a bigger, richer and more emotionally charged sound than […]
Five For Friday – 22nd May 2026
The National Game – ‘Empty Time’ More than forty years after first emerging from the South East post-punk scene, The National Game return with ‘Still Life’, a reflective yet vital new album shaped by endurance, loss, and creative resilience. Blending the angular spirit of Talking Heads and Joy Division with touches of Americana and melodic […]
Angry Joe and the Holy Socks dive Into memory and escape on ‘I’ll Run Away’
Houston outfit Angry Joe and the Holy Socks return with the emotionally charged new single ‘I’ll Run Away’, a powerful release that blends atmospheric alternative rock with heartfelt introspection. Carried by shimmering guitars, subtle orchestral flourishes and a deeply expressive vocal performance, the track unfolds with a dreamlike quality while still maintaining a sense of […]
2ŁØT slow the momentum on thoughtful new track ‘I Hurt Myself Again’
With their latest release ‘I Hurt Myself Again’, 2ŁØT take a more restrained and introspective direction ahead of their forthcoming album RE/SOLVE. The song unfolds patiently through sparse instrumentation, layered electronic textures, and a steady rhythmic pulse. Instead of chasing a dramatic payoff, the band allow the tension to remain unresolved, creating a reflective atmosphere throughout. […]
On Break My Chains, Alex Kilroy Sounds Like Someone Still Chasing the Horizon
One of the more compelling aspects of Break My Chains is that it never sounds fully settled. Even at its most confident, the album carries a sense of movement underneath it, which makes sense considering the life that shaped it. Alex Kilroy has spent years crossing borders, rebuilding from setbacks, and gradually carving out a […]
Rose Wallace Goldaline finds beauty in the everyday on ‘Don’t Take All This For Granted’
Dublin songwriter Rose Wallace Goldaline returns with new single ‘Don’t Take All This For Granted’, a warm and reflective release that trades emotional heaviness for quiet gratitude and understated intimacy. The project is one of several musical outlets from Conor Fagan, who also records as Isidore. Taking its name from a recurring character referenced in songs by Neutral Milk Hotel, Rose […]
