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Meet Aoife McArdle: The Irish Director Behind ‘Severance’ and Some of Music’s Most Visceral Visuals

Aoife McArdle doesn’t just direct stories, she builds worlds. Whether crafting the stark surrealism of Severance or pulling profound emotion from a single music track, the Northern Irish filmmaker from Omagh has carved out a singular space across music video, television, and film. Having studied English Literature and creative writing at Trinity College, she developed an interest in… SourceIreland · Ireland Read Article

Fundraising shift at NY pride as Trump scares off corporate donors

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New York's pride parade, the highest-profile annual US LGBTQ gathering, is ramping up efforts to raise funds from individual community members with corporate donations on the wane as Washington demonizes diversity.Donald Trump · New York See the Story

June Gig Guide: Charli XCX, Florence Road, The Mary Wallopers & More

Another month, another excuse to never go home. June is stacked with so many gigs, from tiny upstairs rooms to full-blown stadium shows. So whether you’re sweating it out at Whelan’s or crying in the Aviva, there’s something happening every weekend worth turning up for. 12 June Venue: Whelan’s Upstairs Doors: 20:00 One of Ireland’s most low-key producers steps into the… SourceCharli XCX · Dublin Read Article

Belfast’s Queer Community Is Reclaiming The City

The North has never had an accessible archive of queer lives or stories. Amidst decades of political instability and religious influence there has always been an attempt to hide these stories away in darkness and shadow: erased from public record, ignored by institutions, or softened into palatability. That’s how The Queer Photography Series started, born as a living archive documenting queer life… SourceReligion · Ireland See the Story

Slowdive Is At The Forefront Of The Shoegaze Revival

Gen Z has been enamoured by the cascading sounds of shoegaze, which originated in the late 80s and grew to popularity through the 90s. 30 years later, we’re seeing dads and daughters attending the same shows, bridging the generational gap to appreciate some distorted sounds. No band exemplifies this comeback more than Slowdive. My Bloody Valentine announcing a comeback show… SourceDublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

How Underworld Soundtracked An Alternative Generation

Since their inception, Underworld have been synonymous with providing the score to the fringe and stranger parts of society. After almost 40 years, their work still sounds as cutting-edge and impactful as ever. Echoing sounds of Krawftwek, Orbital and the prominent rave culture their sound was embedded in, you can’t have a night with some Underworld. 01 Initially… SourceDublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

The Double Vision of Dan Snaith: Caribou and Daphni Decoded

From a PhD in Mathematics to crafting some of the most genre-defying electronic music of the 21st century, Dan Snaith, better known as Caribou, blurs the lines between art and life. Whether it’s through lush psych-pop textures as Caribou or dancefloor heaters as Daphni, his work consistently pushes sonic boundaries and challenges expectations. With each album, he reinvents what electronic music… SourceDublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

The Irish Language Under Attack in Germany for Speaking Up for Palestine

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On April 16th in Berlin, an Irish protester was arrested for leading chants in the Irish language during a peaceful pro-Palestine demonstration outside the Irish Embassy. The arrest reflects a wider pattern of repression targeting pro-Palestinian voices in Germany, now extending to the policing of language itself. Irish, like Arabic, is facing growing scrutiny at protests. We spoke to the activist… SourceProtestors · Berlin See the Story

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