Belfast-based photographer Joe Laverty captured the scene when English indie rock band Peace and Superfood played Belfast’s Limelight 2 on July 8. Read Ryan McMurty’s review of the show here.
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U.S. rapper Danny Brown played two intimate nights at the Sugar Club in Dublin last weekend. And as it so happens, our photographer David Sexton was there to capture all the madness…
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In this special installment of Under Cover, Loreana Rushe chats to Matthew Bolger and Emelie Lidström AKA M&E on the eve of their first exhibition about their stunning artwork and how they create it. ‘Four Eyes’ is currently exhibiting in Malmo and our photographer Ian Pearce was there to capture all the fun on the launch night. Hi Guys! Can you tell us a little bit about yourselves? We are an Irish/Swedish creative duo who inhabit a place between art and design. How long have you been working together? The first record cover we worked on together was Jape’s first album Cosmosphere, which…
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Belfast-based photographer Tony Irvine captures the riffdom of Cancer Bats, Gacys Threads and HOAX recent Belfast show. Check out his post-gig interview with Gacys Threads right here. ___
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Iron & Wine live at the Olympia in Dublin. All photos by Kieran Frost.
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Belfast-based photographer Diarmuid Kennedy was there to capture our launch party at Belfast’s Voodoo on Saturday, May 18th, where Mojo Fury performed their debut album Visiting Hours of A Travelling Circus to a packed room of hardcore fans. The band were supported by PigsAsPeople, Vanilla Gloom and Blue Whale. Thanks to everyone who made it down on the night!
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In the very first of our regular AAA feature, photographer Cory Danks captured some moments backstage of Belfast rapper BeeMickSee supporting the Rubberbandits at Mandela Hall last month.
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Featuring Obscured By Echoes, Kay Leotard and The Wolf, photographer James Goulden captures the scene at one of the monthly, live concert tapings of The Good Music Club; a series of intimate showcases taking in Austin, Texas.
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In the first of our regular features on the importance of cover artwork, Loreana Rushe talks to L.A based visual artist Sonny Kay about the work he did on Street Meat by No Spill Blood and gains some insight into his creative process and inspirations. Hi Sonny. Tell us about this cover. It’s a digital collage created in Photoshop from photos I found online as well as some textures I made on paper with india ink and water, which I then scanned. Can you describe the process? I began with the frame since I knew I wanted something that felt…
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A year on from the tragic, altogether untimely death of Beastie Boys rapper Adam Yauch aka MCA, the boundlessly creative, wonderfully thoughtful Dave Frecknall has only gone and re-imagined Peter Blake’s legendary cover for the Beatles’ 1967 LP Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band to feature characters associated with the Beasties Boys or referred to in a whole host of their songs. Awesome. Check out Dave’s frankly ingenuous creation and reference guide below! R.I.P. MCA.