Georgia musician, artist and author Jim White and his band, live at the Spirit Store in Dundalk. Photos by David McEneaney
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This is the Kit, live in Cork, Galway and Belfast. Photos by Celeste Burdon, Mark Earley and Lindsay Mead Cyprus Avenue, Cork Photos by Celeste Burdon Roisin Dubh, Galway Photos by Mark Earley Mandela Hall, Belfast Photos by Lindsay Mead
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Melanie Martinez live at 3Arena in Dublin. Photos by Kate Lawlor
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Dublin quartet Scattered Ashes with support from TV People at Workmans Cellar. Photos by David McEneaney
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Noted Led Zeppelin fans Greta Van Fleet with support from Mt. Joy, live at 3Arena in Dublin. Photos by Jane Donnelly
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Maija Sofia with support from Meabh McKenna at The Good Room at Coughlans in Cork. Photos by Erin Plaice
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Kojaque with support from Monjola, live at Vicar Street in Dublin. Photos by Harry Rich
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It’s another stacked week for new Irish music. Delve into the best albums and singles of the last seven days from Joel Harkin, Nealo, pôt-pot, Akrobat, Stefan Murphy and more Joel Harkin – Sham Supermarket Sham Supermarket by Joel Harkin Nealo – November Medicine November Medicine by NEALO pôt-pot – No Friends Akrobat – Verlaine Stefan Murphy – Athlete of Seoul Sprints – Shadow of a Doubt Moon Landing – Blink Once and Miss the World Go By Blink Once and Miss the World Go By by Moon Landing Aoibha – Muddy Water
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Delve into the very best new singles and albums of the week from Pillow Queens, David Holmes, John Francis Flynn, Phil Kieran, Alpha Chrome Yayo and more Pillow Queens – Suffer David Holmes – Blind on a Galloping Horse David Holmes ft. Raven Violet – ‘Blind On A Galloping Horse’ by David Holmes Rachael Lavelle – Big Dreams Big Dreams by Rachael Lavelle Phil Kieran – The Strand Cinema Live Nealo, Morgana, Uly, Rach – Cereal Alpha Chrome Yayo – Heart Engine Heart Engine by Alpha Chrome Yayo Two Nice Catholic Boys – Never Wonder John Francis Flynn – Kitty…
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Formed in 2020 as a collaborative music project between writer and illustrator Ruairí McCann and writer and filmmaker Maximilien Luc Proctor, Two Nice Catholic Boys smudged the lines between avant-garde pop and spectral ambience on two LPs, Cities in Stitches and Seconds, last year. It’s a wonderfully rewarding arc that the McCann and Proctor – who are also both co-editors of the film and music website Ultra Dogme – pare back with aplomb on their label debut, Three Cheers for the Distant Observer. Out on 21st November via one of the island’s finest indie imprints, Bluestack Records, the four-track that sees…