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Interviews: Walking On Cars

Feature — May 11, 2019

Achieving phenomenal success with the release of your debut album is the kind of thing that most bands can only dream of, but what happens when the time comes to work on your highly-anticipated second album? The singles from Irish band Walking On Cars' mesmerising debut Everything This Way got …

Interviews: Dear Boy

Feature — May 26, 2019

"This sounds made up, so I apologise, but it’s totally not," says Dear Boy frontman and lyricist Ben Grey when explaining the inspiration behind the name of the band's Strawberry EP, which came about after he had a series of weird and wonderful dreams about the summer fruit. "I …

Interviews: Aaron Rice

Feature — August 27, 2019

Having started out in bands and working in collaboration with other musicians, Minnesotan musician Aaron Rice decided to strike out on his own in 2015, and last May he released his first solo material in the form of his engrossing LP Neverfade/For Dusk. The album is propelled by buoyant …

Interviews: The Murder Capital

Feature — October 3, 2019

When Irish five-piece The Murder Capital recently released their debut album When I Have Fears, it was rapturously received by critics and music fans alike, with the band’s post-punk sound viscerally tapping into grief and disillusionment across the album’s ten tracks. The record was inspired by the suicide of …

Interviews: Odd Morris

Feature — April 12, 2020

Back in November 2018, British punk outfit Shame were wrapping up a raucous gig in Dublin following support from hotly-tipped local bands Fontaines D.C. and The Murder Capital. Watching the blistering performances were four musicians in a band called Odd Morris. When the gig was over and the performers went …