Two years ago we reviewed 17 year old Patrick Gardiner’s debut EP Save Myself. In case you’re wondering how that went, we described it as:…
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I hadn’t heard of Aidan Strangeman before attending his show at the Black Box, however a quick search brought up: Winner of So You Think…
This one doesn’t really need an introduction, but for the uninitiated, the Ramore family of restaurants in Portrush is a series of six unique eating establishments…
The Lafontaines are a Scottish (Motherwell) rock, rap, punk, pop band that have been making a name for themselves recently with their live shows, and for a…
We arrived at Brewbot on the Ormeau Road on a gorgeous Wednesday evening to find the outside quite busy and the inside even more so…
The Open House Festival is back in Bangor for the third year running and it’s bigger and better than ever. Taking over the entire month of August…
The Business Of Murder is a tricky one as I kind of feel that the less you know about it the better. Stone, a humourless and dour…
Let’s get down to it shall we? There’s plenty going on at E3 and some TV news too as well as the usual movie news,…
We’ve got pretty sloppy at doing our pick of the week recently, and we’re sorry for that. I guess life got in the way. JK,…
The lovely people at United Wine Merchants invited us down to Dublin for the Taste of Dublin 2015 to sample the best of Ireland’s produce and…
