Despite cutting their set short by fifteen minutes (“technical problems”, you understand) boundlessly influential Boston band the Pixies triumphantly returned to Dublin on Sunday, June 29, to support the ever-masterful Arcade Fire at Marlay Park. Our photographer Aaron Corr was there to shoot their set.
Arcade Fire delivered an unforgettable twenty-one track set at Dublin’s Marlay Park on Sunday, June 29. Our photographer Aaron Corr was there to capture their performance.
Three albums and almost ten years into their career, English alt/pop-rock band Deaf Havana stopped off at Belfast’s Mandela Hall on Saturday, June 28. Our photographer Sara Marsden was there to capture the band in action.
June saw the release of a plethora of hard hitting hip-hop and rainy day jazz music, and perhaps more suitably, a wealth of breezy summer jams to dig your teeth into. Below are ten of the month’s best (sifted from a great many more,) culminating in the top three. J Mascis – Every Morning (Sub Pop) No one can deny the impact J Mascis had on rock and punk music in the 80s and 90s, and its nice to see the Dinosaur Jr veteran continuing to release great music. His new track ‘Every Morning’ is a fairly stripped down acoustic…