Articles tagged with: review
Moon Duo takes the full on psychedelic style and strips it down to more introspective, inner-mind space explorations.
The album moves away from his self proclaimed punktry, punk and country, sound to more of a bluesy and country sound. (Possibly bluntry?)
Allow yourself to fall into the general mayhem created by this foursome of loveable rogues and pity the fool who doesn’t.
Woody, Buzz and the rest of the toy box are back to give a farewell to Andy as he heads off to college, a coming of age story with a twist.
Converge’s sound is a brilliant mixture of sophisticated and complex structures combined with gut-churning impact and raw ferocity, it simultaneously crushes you and stokes your fire
In a new, regular (possibly) meg.ie feature, album reviews are now going to be interactive.
The festival was as much about the experience of being there as it was about the music. Body and Soul have placed themselves firmly on the Irish festival calendar.
With constant touring and squeaky clean performances such as the one at The Button Factory it shouldn’t be too long till the band become a household name, be it in Ireland or abroad, whichever comes first.
Kiss is about the experience, about being swept up in that communal experience, as performers they are beyond reproach.
