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  December 13, 2025

  Primal Scream and the manufacture of outrage

  Liam

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  July 27, 2025

  The autobiography of Kevin Rowland: music, clothes, onanism and republicanism

  Liam

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  July 13, 2025

  Cat Stevens / Yusuf at Hyde Park – Kneecap’s politics for a more camomile tea crowd

  Liam

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  June 30, 2025

  What Glastonbury should have said about Bob Vylan

  Liam

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  June 29, 2025

  Kneecap speak for a movement and humiliate the British political class

  Liam

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  June 18, 2025

  Saoirse do Mo Chara! Saoirse don Phalaistín!

  Liam

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  June 12, 2025

  Róis joyfully breaking the shackles of colonialism at Paper Dress Vintage, London

  Liam

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  June 7, 2025

  Massive Attack: sublime and political at the Lido festival

  Liam

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  May 16, 2025

  M(h)aol at the George Tavern: intersectional feminist post-punk with dead dogs

  Liam

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  May 2, 2025

  An awful lot of Irish music celebrates what British politicians and journalists call terrorism

  Liam