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Hot Press meets Little Green Cars

Jaded yet joyful, literate yet primed for mass consumption, Little Green Cars are the most mystifying Irish act with the ‘next big thing’ tag in an age. REM say they should at least know what they don’t want to be. And what do they want to be? Just able to sleep at night...... READ MORE

Cover story: The National

They’ve been superstars in Ireland since the turn of the decade. Now, with new album...READ MORE

Hot Press meets Primal Scream

They’ve had their moments of druggy self-destruction but now Primal Scream are fighting fit and...READ MORE

Hot Press meets British Sea Power

British Sea Power are back with a joyously eccentric new record and a polar bear...READ MORE

Hot Press meets The Stranglers

Controversial, irreverent, combative, they were the punk band you couldn’t ignore. As they approach their...READ MORE

Hot Press meets Ghostpoet

As UK electronic artist Ghostpoet releases sophomore album Some Say I So I Say Light,...READ MORE

Hit The North: AFFAIRS OF THE ART

The Documenta trilogy is nearing its end, but what a glorious moment in time it’s...READ MORE

Hot Press meets Noah & The Whale

As London nu-folk act Noah & The Whale get set to release fourth album Heart...READ MORE

Hot Press meets Cat Dowling

With debut solo album The Believer, former Alphastates frontwoman Cat Dowling earns herself a place...READ MORE

Interview: Goldblade

Goldblade’s John Robb gives us the lowdown on his band's new album, the Good Vibrations...READ MORE

Twitter Interview: Bronagh Gallagher

the 140 character-forming interview......READ MORE

Inside Track

After five years off the radar, the mighty Dudley Corporation have returned......READ MORE

Hot Press meets John Smith

Devon singer-songwriter John Smith will be familiar to many as one of Lisa Hannigan’s able...READ MORE

Hot Press meets Tieranniesaur

Having admitted that their party-starting second album is “a bit mad”, lo-fi genre-hoppers Tieranniesaur talk...READ MORE

Hot Press meets Fight Like Apes

Line-up changes, having to work day-jobs and now a row over their Fundit campaign. It’s...READ MORE

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