Taking on an eclectic array of themes including feline kings, workplace misogyny, surreal love battles, and anarchist art manifestos, Elbows Don’t Have Eyes is the debut album from The Stolen Moans that simply must be heard.
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Dublin, Ireland’s Nissu first came to our attention through the star-studded video for his social commentary song Connection back in 2024. Now he’s back on our pages with a new EP, Memories.
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Sammy Copley is a Dublin, Ireland-based singer songwriter who has caught my attention through his arresting new single Little Box. The track, a follow up to his underground hit To The Bone, takes on the subject of changing yourself to suit someone else.
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Anie Valentine is a Dublin, Ireland-based garage rock band who has just released their debut single Ending Things. Inspired by ’80s grunge and modern pop, they proved an irresistible prospect when the track came onto my radar.
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Mary Ellen is a Dublin, Ireland-based alternative pop singer songwriter whose new song Catch-22 is a rally cry for all women who have been treated badly by the media.
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