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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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…
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 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…
The Rubberbandits have been away from Belfast for too long and while I wouldn’t have picked the Empire as the perfect venue for their return,…
Fratelli sits on the graveyard of many, many restaurants that tried, and failed, in the same spot – Restaurant Victoria by Raymond McArdle and The…
Jumping on the Glee bandwagon, the first Pitch Perfect rode its waves helping to make mash-ups and a cappella cool again (was it ever cool to begin with?), but…
Ryan Van Winkle (poet) & Dan Gorman (sound artist) lead you on a playful, sometimes surreal, journey to a distant land in under 15 minutes.…
Donal Scullion is a name any keen gig goer will have come across at least once over the past ten years, and if they don’t…
Cast your mind back to 2009, a mere six years ago. ASIWYFA released their self titled debut album. An instrumental album that fused post and…