While nobody was looking, a silent revolution happened in the Irish music scene. Out of the singer-songwriter pact and shoegazing electro posse, a cross-breed sprang up..
While nobody was looking, a silent revolution happened in...
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There's also a dance monster of a single and a Whelan's show to look forward to.
Read More Alphastates’ fans will get a taste of their forthcoming album when they release their new single, ‘Human Nature’, on October 3.
Read More Alphastates, The Berries, Fred and Ten Past Seven are among the bands performing as part of next month's Murphy's Live series
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Read More Alphastates step out of their self-imposed isolation with a subtle, sexy and self-confident debut.
Read More Alphastates’ ‘Sometimes’ is still a supremely elegant electro-acoustic number that convincingly explains their esteemed status in the Dublin independent scene.
Read More Alphastates and an impressive line-up of friends will hold a fundraising event at The Sugar Club this Friday night
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Babelfish change their name to Alphastates, and celebrate with a knees up in Whelan's
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