10 Things Dublin Can Learn From Radical Science
Bricking over the Liffey, banning all televisions in town and just straight-up seceding are amongst the ideas Radical Science can contribute to Dublin life.
Bricking over the Liffey, banning all televisions in town and just straight-up seceding are amongst the ideas Radical Science can contribute to Dublin life.
Pissy streets, homosexuality as a trend, the South inheriting 808s and nobody ever calling Radiohead old school with rap’s one and only – Kool Keith.
Danish pop’s new shining light in profile.
German noise trio on their hardcore cartoon jams.
Blackest Ever Black duo interviewed ahead of Dublin A/V Show.
Space and fluidity with no-name producer.
The Brighton Institute of Modern Music opened its doors last year on Francis Street becoming the fourth branch of the prestigious music college along with Brighton, Bristol and Manchester schools. Having already packed out their premises on Francis Street, they have now acquired a second building on the 115-117 Coombe read more…
Yellow Swans made me hardcore.
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Guess what: it’s not Frank Ocean.
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