Post Tagged with: "Connected"
Interview with Paddy Usher
Success and tragedy are two bipolar stepping stones consistent with musicians and bands around the world who have tread the line of fame and fortune with the ultimate goal of “Making it”. This analogy is no more apparent than with Paddy Usher, who has recently re-emerged from temporary music exile with a fresh sound and [...]
ALBUM OF THE YEAR – davequinn’s Choice
Kasabian – West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum For those of you who already disagree with the above title…. It’s my opinion and I don’t care! (Stomps feet) How fitting it is for this album to be given such an accolade (by me) so soon after they surpassed all expectation with an electrifying performance at Dublin’s [...]
Album Review: The Vagabonds EP
Rarely has a debut EP such an immediate effect as to warrant a review, but every so often a band comes along that intend on building the foundations of their following through said medium and have the masses awaiting the debut album upon its eventual release. With Bands like Iggy and The Stooges getting a [...]
Album Reviews: Clockwork Noise and Channel One
Clockwork Noise – Yes and No and Everything In Between I’m sure Clockwork Noise have admittedly taken some time (no pun intended) in getting a follow up to the debut album If I wanted, I could, but it seems to be worth the wait. A voice suiting classic American Prog-Punk mixed with a band suited [...]
Interview with Junior85
There is no doubt that musicians these days work extremely hard for any, albeit slight, progress in the industry. One man who defined that concept is Tony Higgins, also known as Junior85. In the last 12 months Tony’s workload has been heavier than Santa’s sack at Christmas, and with his ambient electronic sound getting some [...]
BATS album launch review
(originally reviewed for Connected Magazine and Connected Online) For those not in the loop, Saturday the 29th of August was a “must be out in town” kind of night in Dublin with some mega live music scattered within. And you missed it. For shame. As for you people keeping your ear to the ground, I’m [...]


