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Cork singer is more hit than miss on an assured eighth album
One of the defining acts of British electronica continue their revival
A cracking collaborative masterclass from innovative outliers of modern music Murphy and DJ Koze
Band’s power-pop experience brings Collins Barracks’ Wider Than Pictures series to a close with a bang
Lou Reed and John Cale’s pioneering band created modern music, according to David Bowie, whose biographer has now chronicled their group and their legacy
Johanna and Klara Söderberg are visibly moved by response to their first Irish appearance in five years
Despite rousing and highly entertaining moments, it isn’t exactly Live and Dangerous by Thin Lizzy
The English singer has grown up and delivered her strongest record yet
Promising third album from the London trio expands on their winning penchant for smart, harmonic, well-crafted pop
RM 1 by Saoirse closes the collection in a subtly funky and smooth style
The eighth album from Damon Albarn and co is an emotional tour de force
What might be lacking in terms of suitable darkness is compensated for in volume and pristine sound quality
Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James, and Dave Rowntree may have visibly aged, but they perform with the vigour and chutzpah of a brand new band
Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt explain why it took them nearly quarter of a century to make music together again
Irish producer, musician and composer discusses his new album about the troubled life of James Joyce’s daughter, Lucia