Artist of the Week: Psychemagik
It may be September, and the long, hazy days of Summer behind us, but considering the sunshine we are set to be bathed in for the rest of the week, our Artist of the Week is UK DJ duo Psychemagik.… Continue Reading
It may be September, and the long, hazy days of Summer behind us, but considering the sunshine we are set to be bathed in for the rest of the week, our Artist of the Week is UK DJ duo Psychemagik.… Continue Reading
Donegal mix master Colpey Calling selects his new Track of the Week, as well as the Best Track You’ve Never Heard. Track of the Week Bicep – “Satisfy (John Talabot Alt Mix)” (2014) The alternative mix from John Talabot of… Continue Reading
Unusually for our digital age, Elder Island are a band with a surprising level of mystery about them. It would be easy to say that this is frustrating, but actually it’s highly refreshing. In lacking a visible identity or ‘brand’ (cue… Continue Reading
In Fred Zinnermann’s classic 1952 Western High Noon, we witness the slow-burn unfolding of tension and drama as Gary Cooper’s town marshal attempts to round up neighbours and fellow townspeople to help him defend himself against a criminal that he brought… Continue Reading
Donegal mix master Colpey Calling selects his new Track of the Week, as well as the Best Track You’ve Never Heard. Track of the Week My Panda Shall Fly – “Yapeyu” (2014) Due to my commitments to Dimenisions Festival –… Continue Reading
For the last few years, it has seemed like 96.7% of emerging musical talent has surfaced in Brooklyn. Lucius are no different, with joint frontwomen Jess Wolfe and Holly Laesigg migrating to the hipster paradise having joined forces a decade ago… Continue Reading
The weekly feature in which Donegal mix master Colpey Calling selects his new Track of the Week, as well as the Best Track You’ve Never Heard. Track of the Week Traumprinz – “Messed Up Jam” (2014) With summer coming to… Continue Reading
West Yorkshire’s David Thomas Broughton offers traditional English folk music with a twist. With vocal stylings reminiscent of Jake Thackray, albeit with none of the humour, Broughton combines delicate acoustic guitar licks with found sounds and loops. The lyrics are… Continue Reading