Ed Power

Ed Power
In addition to contributing to Hot Press, Ed has written for the Irish Independent, the Sunday Times, Daily Telegraph, Irish Examiner, London Independent, Guardian, FHM, Spin, Irish Times, Metro and various other publications. He is fortunate to be from Cork and supports the Cork hurling and football teams and Cork City FC.

Articles by Ed Power

Album Review: Charli XCX, <i>Crash</i>
  • Music
  • 16 Mar 22

Album Review: Charli XCX, Crash

Album Review: Alex Cameron, <i>Oxy Music</i>
  • Music
  • 16 Mar 22

Album Review: Alex Cameron, Oxy Music

Sea Power: "It was interesting in a sort of slightly intense, stressful way – seeing these strange viewpoints and how divisive subjects and words and stuff like that can be"
  • Music
  • 09 Mar 22

Sea Power: "It was interesting in a sort of slightly intense, stressful way – seeing these strange viewpoints and how divisive subjects and words and stuff like that can be"

Album Review: Mitski - 'Laurel Hell'
  • Culture
  • 22 Feb 22

Album Review: Mitski - 'Laurel Hell'

Album Review: Sea Power - Everything Was Forever
  • Opinion
  • 15 Feb 22

Album Review: Sea Power - Everything Was Forever

Hot For 2022: International Acts
  • Music
  • 08 Feb 22

Hot For 2022: International Acts

Album Review: Cate Le Bon - 'Pompeii'
  • Opinion
  • 04 Feb 22

Album Review: Cate Le Bon - 'Pompeii'

PinkPantheress: "You have a lot of freedom to do what you want nowadays - you don’t have to be a role model to everyone"
  • Opinion
  • 04 Feb 22

PinkPantheress: "You have a lot of freedom to do what you want nowadays - you don’t have to be a role model to everyone"

Dark Tropics: "We put a little bit of ourselves in all of our music. Everything is polished to perfection"
  • Opinion
  • 02 Feb 22

Dark Tropics: "We put a little bit of ourselves in all of our music. Everything is polished to perfection"

Squid Game: "It speaks to the growing inequality between rich and poor around the world"
  • Film And TV
  • 18 Jan 22

Squid Game: "It speaks to the growing inequality between rich and poor around the world"

Album Review: Aeon Station - 'Observatory'
  • Opinion
  • 10 Dec 21

Album Review: Aeon Station - 'Observatory'

Album Review: Arca, <i>KicK iii</i>
  • Opinion
  • 03 Dec 21

Album Review: Arca, KicK iii

Heartbreak High: Snail Mail on her gut-wrenching sophomore album <i>Valentine</i>
  • Culture
  • 17 Nov 21

Heartbreak High: Snail Mail on her gut-wrenching sophomore album Valentine

Album Review: Finneas, <i>Optimist</i>
  • Music
  • 15 Oct 21

Album Review: Finneas, Optimist

Album Review: Sam Fender - 'Seventeen Going Under'
  • Opinion
  • 08 Oct 21

Album Review: Sam Fender - 'Seventeen Going Under'

Album Review: Public Service Broadcasting, <i>Bright Magic</i>
  • Music
  • 01 Oct 21

Album Review: Public Service Broadcasting, Bright Magic

Album Review: Sufjan Stevens and Angelo De Augustine - <i>A Beginner’s Mind </i>
  • Opinion
  • 24 Sep 21

Album Review: Sufjan Stevens and Angelo De Augustine - A Beginner’s Mind

Interview: How Martina Topley Bird Learned To Fly
  • Opinion
  • 13 Sep 21

Interview: How Martina Topley Bird Learned To Fly

Album Review: Halsey, <i>If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power</i>
  • Music
  • 27 Aug 21

Album Review: Halsey, If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power

Martha Wainwright: "Some weeks or months pass, I become incredibly aggravated. And I realise I haven’t picked up the guitar in a while. What comes out is just a reflection of what’s happened to me."
  • Music
  • 18 Aug 21

Martha Wainwright: "Some weeks or months pass, I become incredibly aggravated. And I realise I haven’t picked up the guitar in a while. What comes out is just a reflection of what’s happened to me."

Album Review: Devendra Banhart & Noah Georgeson – 'Refuge'
  • Music
  • 13 Aug 21

Album Review: Devendra Banhart & Noah Georgeson – 'Refuge'

Album Review: Billie Eilish – 'Happier Than Ever'
  • Culture
  • 30 Jul 21

Album Review: Billie Eilish – 'Happier Than Ever'

Album Review: Koreless, <i>Agor</i>
  • Music
  • 09 Jul 21

Album Review: Koreless, Agor

Kojaque: “A lot of the record comes from that frustration of living in a place that doesn’t provide for the needs of people."
  • Opinion
  • 29 Jun 21

Kojaque: “A lot of the record comes from that frustration of living in a place that doesn’t provide for the needs of people."

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