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Eoin Murray

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Anois, Os Ard: March In Irish Underground Music

Eoin Murray catches up with Kilkenny’s Moot Tapes label, and spotlights psychedelic and experimental gems from across the island
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Anois, Os Ard: October In Irish Underground Music By Eoin Murray

In our latest transmission from the Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray considers reclaiming space and Eimear Walshe’s The Land For The People, plus coverage of new shoegaze, "experimental trad" and Autotuned punk
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Anois, Os Ard: July In Irish Underground Music Reviewed By Eoin Murray

In the tenth edition of our column on the sounds emanating from the Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds arboreal sound art and speaks to Lankum’s Ian Lynch about his Fire Draw Near podcast
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Anois, Os Ard: May In Irish Underground Music By Eoin Murray

In the ninth edition of our column on the sounds of Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds culchie surrealism, rural kosmische, acerbic punk, improvised psychedelia, lo-fi hip hop and much more
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Anois Os Ard: Irish Underground Music For March Reviewed By Eoin Murray

In the eighth edition of our column on the sounds of Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds feverish noise rock, “intelligent frog music”, fictional audio tours, field recordings, folk songs and much more
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Anois, Os Ard: Autumn In Irish Underground Music

In the seventh edition of our column on the sounds of Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds explosive noise rock, field recordings, psychedelic electronics, R&B and much more
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Anois, Os Ard: Irish Underground Music For July Reviewed By Eoin Murray

In the sixth edition of our column on the sounds emanating from the Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds blazing hip hop, abstract electronics, futuristic R&B and much more
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Anois, Os Ard: March In Irish Underground Music By Eoin Murray

In the fifth edition of our column on the sounds of Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds curious sound collages, gnarled hip hop, machine-learned classical, billowing psych and more
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Anois Os Ard: Irish Underground Music Reviewed For Winter

In the fourth edition of our column on the sounds of Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds motorcycle sound design, enchanting field recordings, hard drum and heartening hip hop
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Anois, Os Ard: Irish Underground Music For September Reviewed By Eoin Murray

In the third edition of our column tracking the sounds emanating from the Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds improvised psych hysterics, drone documents of parenthood, expertly crafted hip hop and more

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Anois, Os Ard: Irish Underground Music Reviewed By Eoin Murray

In the second edition of our column on the sounds of Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds shadowy techno, socially charged afrobeat, warped affirmations and reflective guitar instrumentals...
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Anois, Os Ard: A Column About Irish Underground Music

Eoin Murray goes in search of New Weird Ireland and finds murky Gaeilge dub; feverish psychedelic improv and Irish-Sierra Leonean Afrofuturist soul
Reviews

Stano

Content To Write In I Dine Weathercraft

Exuberant, outlandish and wry archival release from the Irish post punk experimental underground
Reviews

Yves Tumor

Safe In The Hands Of Love

On his Warp debut, the Tennessee-born, Turin-based artist oozes with newfound confidence

A Quietus Interview

Chasing The HAHA: DJ Bus Replacement Service Interviewed

Ahead of her set at the Quietus 10th anniversary rave on Friday 7th September and Unsound next month, DJ Bus Replacement Service AKA Doris Woo talks to Eoin Murray about bringing humour to the dancefloor

News

LIVE REPORT: Sounds & Visions at The Barbican

Max Richter, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and Jlin open a weekend of connections, experiments and politics

Reviews

Park Jiha

Communion

Pushing at the boundaries of traditional and contemporary, Park Jiha creates absolute lucidity when she wants to and complete disorientation when she does not.

Reviews

Paddy Hanna

Frankly, I Mutate

Amid the pageantry and performance, we find only honesty on Paddy Hanna's superb new album
Baker's Dozen

Fuller Pictures: Susanna On Her Favourite Albums

Susanna guides Eoin Murray through 13 favourite albums, from Joni Mitchell to Leonard Cohen, Janet Jackson to Bonnie Prince Billy and Bjork
Reviews

Cucina Povera

Hilja

An irresistible trip into minimalism and silence

A Quietus Interview

Sensory Occupation Tank: V Ä L V Ē’s Chlöe Herington Interviewed

Chlöe Herington talks to Eoin Murray about the olfactory potential of psychedelic gigs and the power of recurring dreams
News

Live Report: Unsound Dislocation at The Barbican

Felicita and Śląsk Song & Dance Ensemble, The Caretaker and NIVHEK unsettle and galvanise at an extraordinary end-of-year show. By Eoin Murray.

Reviews

Pauline Anna Strom

Trans-Millenia Music

RVNG Intl release an album from synth pioneer Pauline Anna Strom - a selection from her extraordinary records and cassettes from the 1980s.

Live Reviews

Things Learned At: Semibreve Festival

In a small city in northwest Portugal, Eoin Murray finds experiment, openness and unity.

Album of the Week

Resistance Is Fertile: Snapped Ankles’ Come Play The Trees

As gentrification strangles our public life and culture, the fightback can be found in fecund hedges and crevices across the country. This new weird Britain is going to win, says Eoin Murray - and it sounds great
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Stendhal Syndrome: Idles Interviewed

After years of struggling with their sound, Bristol's Idles found purpose in the brutal, dirty, humanity of grief. Frontman Joe Talbot discusses identity, art, society and smashing Jeremy Hunt's head
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Things Learned At: Supersonic Festival

Supersonic reasserts itself as the best European festival for new music as Eoin Murray reports. Photographs by Shot2Bits.net
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Screaming Hedges: An Interview With Snapped Ankles

Ahead of their set as part of a stellar Supersonic line-up this weekend, we catch up with East London's finest woodfolk to talk Star Trek, frightening people, and being 'hung like the election'
News

PREVIEW: Supersonic 2017

Jenny Hval, Zonal and Anna von Hausswolff are just some of the anticipated highlights at this weekend's Supersonic
News

LISTEN: New Do Make Say Think

Catching up with the Toronto post-rockers' Justin Small to talk their first new record in eight years as they premiered a brand new track ahead of that album's release
News

PREVIEW: Raw Power 2017

We pick out Faust, Loop, Bruxa Maria and more as anticipated highlights amongst this year's Raw Power
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LISTEN: New MXLX

Not one to rest on his laurels, Matt Loveridge shares a new track from his MXLX project
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