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Anois Os Ard: Irish Underground Music For March Reviewed By Eoin Murray
In the eighth edition of our column on the sounds of Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds feverish noise rock, “intelligent frog music”, fictional audio tours, field recordings, folk songs and much more
The Quietus International
Anois Os Ard: Irish Underground Music For March Reviewed By Eoin Murray
In the eighth edition of our column on the sounds of Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds feverish noise rock, “intelligent frog music”, fictional audio tours, field recordings, folk songs and much more
The Quietus International
Anois, Os Ard: Irish Underground Music For September Reviewed By Eoin Murray
In the third edition of our column tracking the sounds emanating from the Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds improvised psych hysterics, drone documents of parenthood, expertly crafted hip hop and more
The Quietus International
Anois, Os Ard: Irish Underground Music For September Reviewed By Eoin Murray
In the third edition of our column tracking the sounds emanating from the Irish undergrowth, Eoin Murray finds improvised psych hysterics, drone documents of parenthood, expertly crafted hip hop and more
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