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Periphery – ‘Scarlet’ – Track of the Day

March 1, 2016 Ross Brennan

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Today’s track pick comes from one of the biggest progressive bands in the world, the always-interesting Periphery! Djent, for those of you not in the know, is a sub-genre of metal that focuses very heavily on musical complexity and technicality. It often utilises syncopated riffs, polyrhythmic drumming and other techniques that I’m going to pretend […]

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‘Open The Door’ – Im Chang Jung – Kpop Track of the Day

February 29, 2016 KpopIreland

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Today’s track of the day is an Im Chang Jung song that will definitely make you want to dance along! Im Chang Jung’s “Open the Door” is reminiscent of Korean trot music style, it has an addictive beat and a hilarious music video with lots of celebrity guests, including U-Kiss and Kim Heechul! The title and lyrics […]

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Mix Of The Week – Music Monday

February 29, 2016 David Savage

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There’s not much of a theme this week, it’s just the stuff I’ve been listening to most over the last week or two. There may be some ridiculous movie soundtracks in here because I’ve been going running recently, consider yourself warned. John Farnham – Thunder In Your Heart Farnham is an accomplished musician but this […]

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Carol’s Cookies The Walking Dead – Geek N’ Bake

February 29, 2016 Declan Doody

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I’ve been fixated with The Walking Dead ever since I got back from WalkerStalkerCon – I’m still trying to find the perfect frame my autographed photo of Melissa McBride and her signed Pop Funko sits safely on a shelf in my room. Over the weekend I got my first look at Carol’s Cookies, the treats […]

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‘Video Killed The Radio Star’ – The Buggles – Track Of The Day

February 29, 2016 Mary McFadden

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Monday is a day where you just need some catchy tunes to get you in a good mood for the week ahead, and ‘Video Killed The Radio Star’ is the perfect contender for today. Released by The Buggles in 1979, and despite the fact that it’s about how one technology destroyed another, it has stood the […]

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Top 10 Most Terrifying Moments in Film

February 28, 2016 Ian Lynam

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*Warning: The following moments will contain graphic violence and references to sexual content. Readers under the age of 15 or of a nervous disposition please exit the page now* and go read something more appropriate, like Céire’s latest Otaku Digest! 10. The Twilight Zone Movie “Do you want to see something scary?” There’s many scary […]

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MC Mong – ‘Horror Show’ – Kpop Track Of The Day

February 28, 2016 KpopIreland

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You can’t run! You can’t hide! Welcome to the HORROR SHOW! Today’s Kpop track of the day is the scream-tastic ‘Horror Show’ from MC Mong, featuring Kang Ho Dong and Whale! Dr. Mongkenstein brings us a fantastic comedic video filled with appearances from lots of your horror favourites – including some Asian horror legends, Kayako from ‘Ju-on’ […]

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10 Things Every 90’s Pokémon Kid Had

February 27, 2016 Declan Doody

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The 90’s were a simpler time for us when we were growing up! We didn’t have selfies! We didn’t have our own social media accounts and chatrooms where we talked to weirdos everyday were still cool. We were good kids,mostly free from tantrums, meltdowns and explosive fits of rage in the supermarket! Unless you count […]

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Horror Icons – Style Saturday

February 27, 2016 Lauren Murphy

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This weekend sees the very first horror convention in Dublin called ScreamVention in the Red Cow! Now, for someone like me, this is very exciting as I’m a massive horror nerd and can’t get enough of blood, guts and screams in my favourite films. So what better way to celebrate this than to do a […]

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Head Of State (2003) – Screen Savers

February 27, 2016 Laura Kelly

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With the general election just passing us here in Ireland, I figured we should put a political spin on this weeks Screen Savers. Looking at political movies as a whole, there’s a lot to choose from, but not much diversity as the entire genre seems fixed on the drama and showmanship that comes with the American […]

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