Dublin’s For Nina are officially back. After a 2025 that saw them grace the pages of Rolling Stone UK and The Line of Best Fit,… Read More »For Nina Return with Luminous New Single “Labour Of My Love” Ahead of Irish Shows
After three decades and over two million albums sold, Embrace are approaching their 30-year milestone with a startling sense of clarity. Their upcoming album, Avalanche,… Read More »Embrace Unveil Reflective New Single ‘Stop’ Ahead of Landmark 30th Anniversary Year
The View’s Kyle Falconer shows no sign of slowing down as his fourth solo outing, Lovely Night of Terror, arrives this Friday. A handful of… Read More »Kyle Falconer’s Lovely Night of Terror: Finding Light in the Shadows
Five years after her last release, Snail Mail returns with Ricochet via Matador Records. Recorded partly in North Carolina at the studio of R.E.M producer Mitch Easter and… Read More »Snail Mail’s Ricochet: A Luminous, Mature Record
The ever-reliable Manchester scene has restarted its music factories, putting its artists back at the coalface once more. Acts like Westside Cowboy and Pyncher have… Read More »Americana Workhorses: Wyatt on Family, Manchester, and the Power of Bandcamp
After more than a decade at the forefront of Irish indie-pop, Kodaline have officially announced their separation. In a “bittersweet” message to fans, members Steve,… Read More »Kodaline Announce Split, Detail Final Album and Farewell Tour