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‘Blood Red’ – Slayer – Track of the Day

March 4, 2016 Anthony McGlynn

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It’s a cold, snowy day here in Ireland this morning. What better way to warm up than with some classic thrash metal? Our track of the day today is the masters, Slayer, with ‘Blood Red’, from Seasons In The Abyss! Despite following the blistering ‘War Ensemble’, ‘Blood Red’ is a little more mid-paced, a little […]

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Banjo Guy Ollie – Double Bill

March 3, 2016 Declan Doody

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If you’ve ever watched any of the videos we’ve hosted from YouTuber Banjo Guy Ollie then you’ll recognise his amazing musical talent right off the bat! Today we’re bringing you not just one but two of his latest covers in a special double bill. Tell your Thursday to relax, plug your headphones in and just chill […]

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‘Call You Bae’ – AOA Jimin Feat. Xiumin – Kpop Track of the Day

March 3, 2016 KpopIreland

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Today’s Kpop track of the day is from AOA’s rapper Jimin and features Xiumin from EXO! The song is called ‘Call You Bae’ and it’s part of Jimin‘s solo project called ‘Outfit of the Day’. This was also Xiumin‘s first time doing a duet with a female singer, and he expressed how excited he was in a teaser […]

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‘Letter To Willow’ – Wyvern Lingo – Track Of The Day

March 3, 2016 Mary McFadden

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Performing their single ‘Letter to Willow’ on the Late Late Show this March 5 and launching the EP on Friday April 1 in the Button Factory, this trio of Bray natives, Wyvern Lingo, is making waves in the Irish music scene. They recently performed with Hozier at Brixton Academy in London, one of several times […]

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Comics

Black Canary Comic Gets Official EP From DC Entertainment

March 2, 2016 Anthony McGlynn

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Black Canary is a current DC comic about the hero Black Canary and her misadventures in the band of the same name. To celebrate the release of the book’s first TPB, in stores now, DC Entertainment have released an EP from the fictional band called EP 1. The three track release is recorded, mixed and […]

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Emarosa – ‘People Like Me, We Just Don’t Play’ – Track of the Day

March 2, 2016 Ross Brennan

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Today’s track pick comes from the lads in alt-rock band Emarosa! Coming off the band’s album Versus, their first release with new vocalist Bradley Walden after the controversial departure of Jonny Craig (now the vocalist of Slaves, a band he’s doing pretty damned well in), ‘People Like Me…’ shows that bringing in a new vocalist […]

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Anime

Sia’s Alive Listed As Theme Song For Himitsu Movie

March 1, 2016 Declan Doody

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Sia’s ‘Alive’ has only heightened the popularity of the Australian born singer and her voice. Taken from her latest album, This Is Acting, the singer is enjoying a huge amount of success in the last few years with thanks to her previous album 1000 Forms of Fear. As it happens though she’s not just popular with Western […]

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‘Napal Baji’ – PSY – Kpop Track of the Day

March 1, 2016 KpopIreland

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So, we know most of the world is probably sick of hearing about PSY (especially Kpoppers) but the track ‘Napal Baji’ is definitely worth giving a listen! ‘Napal Baji’ (the Korean word for ‘bellbottoms’ – or literally “trumpet pants) is from PSY‘s 7th album ‘ and has a super funky 70’s/80’s feel to it. It […]

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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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‘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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