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Interview: Madu

Interview: Madu

Dublin based brother and sister duo who’s music is a mix of dub beats and roots music are following up on a top gig at the body and soul festival this year and striking while the iron is hot with a headline show in The Workman’s Club tonight. The live show will have a full horns and brass section so it will [...]

Interview: The Feeling for Arthurs Day

Interview: The Feeling for Arthurs Day

It’s easy to dismiss The Feeling – a band best known for radio-friendly singles like ‘Fill My Little World’, ‘Love It When You Call’ and ‘Sewn’ – as a pop act past their peak, a guitar-friendly Top of the Pops band that don’t fit into the urban-based modern pop-music scene. When Goldenplec had the chance to catch up with the [...]

Interview: The Brilliant Things

Interview: The Brilliant Things

The last few years have seen The Brilliant Things causing a stir on the Irish music scene, from The Music Show in the R.D.S. to Oxegen, they have been hailed as a complete success story. Originally a duo, the now foursome create a rock/ pop union. They may be relatively new as a band but each has impressive credentials giving [...]

Interview: Miles Kane

Interview: Miles Kane

Miles Kane, who released his album ‘Colour of the Trap’ is one of the artists coming to Dublin for Arthur’s Day on September 22nd. Vanessa Monaghan caught up with Miles when he was in Paris. While chatting to The Last Shadow Puppets man, he reveals his hard work ethic and how he’d like to collaborate with Janelle Monae. What are [...]

Interview: Del Marquis from Scissor Sisters

Interview: Del Marquis from Scissor Sisters

Some might have thought they had gone, disappeared but after 4 years without a release the Scissor Sisters came back with their latest album NightWork. Tracks like “Any Which Way” and “Fire With Fire” (which was used on the FIFA 2011 soundtrack too) prove that time may have passed but they were still as capable of producing those scuzzy beat [...]

Interview: Nabz Ali, of The Fallen Drakes.

Interview: Nabz Ali, of The Fallen Drakes.

The Fallen Drakes are an Irish success story but their story is an international one. 2011 has seen the band burst onto the Irish music scene with sell out shows and coveted support slots for international superstars and a hit single to their names. We caught up with drummer Nabz Ali, and asked him about their amazing year. He tells [...]

Interview: Whipping Boy

Interview: Whipping Boy

Whipping Boy have returned. The Irish alt-rock legends proclaim they have once again found their rock ‘n’ roll animal, vowing to pursue the beast the length, and breath of the land. The band played a series of live dates around Ireland in the past few weeks — and in what promises to be a great night — will perform the [...]

Interview: The Ten Commandments Of Less Than Jake

Interview: The Ten Commandments Of Less Than Jake

I wasn’t a cool teenager. I took my A-levels at one of those intensely conservative UK ‘grammar schools’, a place where late teens are forced to wear a suited uniform that prepares them for their anticipated future as the nation’s politicians, insurance salesman and – heaven forbid – bankers. We lived in a fiercely white, ferociously middle-class corner of rural [...]

Interview: Ziggy Marley

Interview: Ziggy Marley

Reggae superstar Ziggy Marley is set to play his upcoming debut Irish shows at the Sea Sessions in Bundoran (June 26th), and Vicar Street, Dublin (June 27th) to coincide with the release of his new album Wild and Free. Aside from being a multi-platinum, Grammy-award winning musician and artist, Ziggy is also reggae music royalty by virtue of being the [...]

Interview: Mark Hamilton from ASH

Interview: Mark Hamilton from ASH

Legendary rockers ASH are back on the live circuit again with the announcements that they will be playing both Temple House Festival and Indiependence this summer as well as their own headline show in the intimate Whelans which is guaranteed to be an absolute sweatbox of a gig. As popular as ever and still one of our favourite Irish acts of [...]