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Search Results   Found 12 matches. Music | News 76% | 17 Apr 2008 Daniel Lanois adds Irish gigs The Hot Press Newsdesk Daniel Lanois has announced multimedia gigs in Dublin and Galway this summer. Music Review | Album 44% |  6 Jun 2006 The Sound Inside Conor Montague So many songs on Breaks Co-Op's second album start off well but wither away quickly. Most tracks are dull and contain cringeful lyrics. There are, however, some glimpses of quality. Music Review | Album 43% | 26 Oct 2000 Back To Mine Richard Brophy Albums like this should in theory be reviewed in our main section, but the Back To Mine albums are marketed as post-clubbing chill-out sessions for the dance market. Music | Interview 43% |  5 Feb 1997 Blood On The Tracks Colm O Hare ed-hot blues is the stock in trade of the Nashville-based MIKE HENDERSON & THE BLUEBLOODS. COLM O HARE is impressed. Music | Interview 40% | 28 Apr 1999 American Pie Colm O Hare A feast of good music is promised for this year s KILKENNY COUNTRY ROOTS WEEKEND with RODNEY CROWELL just the icing on the crust. COLM O HARE reports. Music | Interview 39% | 22 Jul 1998 KING OF THE INDEPENDENTS Peter Murphy At the end of the last decade, Philip King was best known as a founder member of Scullion and writer of the music to the Frank O’Connor translation of the Irish lyric ‘I Am Stretched On Your Grave’. However, since setting up Hummingbird Productions with his partners Nuala O’Connor and Kieran Corrigan in 1987, he has established himself as one of the country’s leading makers of films about Irish music and culture, including acclaimed series such as Bringing It All Back Home, A River Of Sound, and Sult. Here he talks to Peter Murphy about the current Irish climate for independent film-makers, his stop-start relationship with RTE, and post-Riverdance Irishry. Pics: Cathal Dawson Music Review | Live 38% | 29 Jun 2007 Anthony And The Johnsons, Live At The Marquee, Cork Nicola DePuis Antony Hegarty casts an unforgettable shadow on stage, he gesticulates awkwardly as he sings with the painfully controlled energy of an artist who exorcises his demons through his vocal chords. Hot Features | Commentary 37% |  2 Apr 1997 LAISSEZ LES BON TEMPS ROULER! Siobhan Long If a city can be defined by a catchphrase, then Let the good times roll epitomises new orleans. Landing in The Big Easy slap-bang in the middle of Mardi Gras, siobhan long gets a crash course in gumbo, voodoo, hot music, chilling crime and, believe it or not, legal Ecstasy. But, most of all, she gets a masterclass in how to party. Pix: steve lasky and cathy anderson Music | Interview 37% | 29 Apr 1998 THAT'S A FINE MEZZANINE YOU GOT US INTO! Stuart Clark When massive attack decided that they'd meet the press in Dublin, stuart clark got just thirty minutes to prepare for the interview. But he still manages to talk to 3d about music, football, the band's new album Mezzanine - and the difficulties of making sweet leurve to the sound of your own records. Music | Interview 36% |  5 Mar 1997 The Shock Of The New Siobhan Long A new album, a new producer, a new sound and a new lease of life so where better to launch mary black s Shine than in New Orleans? Report and interview: siobhAN LONG Music | Interview 36% |  5 Mar 1997 The Shock Of The New Siobhan Long A new album, a new producer, a new sound and a new lease of life so where better to launch mary black s Shine than in New Orleans? Report and interview: siobhAN LONG Hot Features | Reports 29% |  9 May 2008 Waiting for the hammer to fall Jason O'Toole A collection of memoribilia from legendary artists will be auctioned later this month to benefit Music Rising, the charity co-founded by The Edge.   About Us     Why be a member?   Advertise with us   Terms of Service   Activate Hot Press Gift Box/Hot Box     Privacy Policy   Contact Us   Feedback   Buy Hot Press Back Issues