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Janet Devlin Tells Us About Her New Single “Houston,” Her Upcoming Deluxe Release “Not My First Emotional Rodeo,” and Working on Her Next Album - Post-Burnout

When Post-Burnout spoke with former X Factor star Janet Devlin last year, she had just released her latest album, Emotional Rodeo, which saw her transition into country music. While Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter was a progenitor, since Emotional Rodeo, we have seen acts like Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter also incorporate country into their distinctive pop stylings.“True to form, I had been planning to go into country for so long, and, as a lifel…Read Article

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On the Podcast: Tom Corneill of the English South West Alt-Country Band Young Martyrs Discusses Rereleasing Their Deleted Second Album “Time Is Not on Our Side,” Why That Record Got Deleted in the First Place, and Their Upcoming Third Record - Post-Burnou

In today’s edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, we talk with Tom Corneill of the English South West alt-country band Young Martyrs. The band formed during the COVID-19 pandemic and released their debut self-titled album in 2020. Then, in 2023, they released its follow-up, Time Is Not on Our Side. Unfortunately, for circumstances beyond the band’s control, the album was taken off all streaming platforms. In June, the band released one of that …Read Article

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The Members of the Cork/Clare Indie Band Diveboy Discuss Their Recent Name Change, Their Latest Single “Suntrap,” and Crafting Their Upcoming Third Album - Post-Burnout

The indie pop band Diveboy is the latest iteration in a project that has been ongoing since 2012. “There’s been a few incarnations of the band, like,” the band’s vocalist, Tony O’Donovan, tells Post-Burnout. “Me and Pete[r Piggott, their guitarist] have kind of been in it from the start. It was just a school band, really, at the start. We had a totally different name, and we were doing pub gigs and stuff. We were going well for a while. We did t…Read Article

The Irish Folk Artist Odhran Murphy Discusses His EP “Stuck in the Middle,” Signing With 10K Projects, Supporting Mumford & Sons, Virality, and His Upcoming Tour - Post-Burnout

At only twenty-six years old, the Silverbridge singer-songwriter Odhran Murphy is already skyrocketing towards being one of the nation’s leading folk artists. While growing up in the small Armagh village, Odhran was inspired by the bucolic beauty and tranquillity around him, and now, as a perpetually touring artist, he still finds time to go back and refill his bucket of inspiration.“I suppose a lot of my songwriting is at home, here,” Odhran sa…Ireland · Ireland Read Article

The Belfast Composer and Songwriter Conn Thornton Discusses Their Career, Their Upcoming EP, “When Bethesda Lands They’ll Throw Us a Parade,” and The Influence of Cinema on Their Work - Post-Burnout

The musician Conn Thornton grew up in Belfast. From an early age, they studied and performed classical piano. However, despite being a musician, they were somewhat divorced from their local music scene. “Pop music was something that only really came to me in my really late teenage years, honestly,” Conn tells Post-Burnout.“I sort of started getting into the real basic indie ones when I was nineteen. This didn’t include…well, it included some peo…Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast Read Article

James O’Donnell, the Frontman of the Cork Rock Band Ways of Seeing, Talks About Forming the Project, Crafting Their Debut Record “End Comes To Light” Over the Pandemic, and Their Upcoming Second Album, “The Inheritance of Fear,” and Its Shift in Direction

The Kerryman James O’Donnell has been a music fan for his entire life. As a kid, he listened to Dave Fanning on the radio before building an eclectic record collection that featured the likes of The Smiths, David Bowie, Nirvana, and Sonic Youth, whilst learning what was current from publications like NME and Q.As an adult, James performed with acts like the Cork-based shoegaze-inspired dreampop band Hush War Cry and the Dublin-based jangly-guita…Pandemic · Cork Read Article

On the Podcast: Richie McGrath, the Frontman of the North Dublin Indie Rock Band Mechanical Wonders, Talks to Us About How the Band Came from the Dissolution of Good Time Villains, Their Recent Releases, and Their Future Plans - Post-Burnout

On today’s episode of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, we chat with Richie McGrath. Richie had been a member of the successful indie folk band Good Time Villains. After they broke up, he started a new project, called Mechanical Wonders, two years ago. In this episode, we discuss Richie’s two bands, his move back home from Perth, Mechanical Wonder’s debut EP, Wives’ Tales, and their recent single, “Rogue Traders,” his plans for the band, and much mor…Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

The Laois Singer-Songwriter Just Alice Talks to Us About Her Career, Her Latest Single “good thing.” and Its Success, and Her Future Plans - Post-Burnout

Alice Laffan grew up in a household filled with trad and country music in County Laois. Her mother played the accordion, and other relatives sang and played various instruments, but none pursued music as a vocation; instead, they mostly played in local trad sessions as a hobby.Despite having a music-centric childhood, Alice wasn’t entirely convinced that it was for her. “I didn’t start music until I was in my early teens,” Alice said when she sp…Laois · Laois Read Article

The Seasoned Belfast Musician Michael Smyth Talks About His Latest Shoegaze Project Silk, How It Was Born from His Fear of Mortality, Their Latest Single, “but then, yes,” featuring Picture Postcard’s AJ Das, and Much More - Post-Burnout

Michael Smyth has been active in the Belfast music scene for over two decades, and is currently the guitarist for the shoegaze project Virgins and the drummer for the post-hardcore band Broncos. Over the Christmas break last year, when he had some time off from his bands and promotion company, Old Crows Promotions, Michael’s thoughts gravitated towards his mortality.Rather than stagnate in melancholy, Michael elected to channel his woes into mus…Music · Belfast Read Article

The Berlin-Based Irish Singer-Songwriter Jamie Noone Talks About His Background, His Move to Germany, His Debut Album “Day Parade,” and His Upcoming Sophomore Release - Post-Burnout

Self-described as “a fusion of indie music and jazz,” the Dublin-born-and-raised singer-songwriter Jamie Noone’s journey to becoming a musician begins at home. “It’s the great tradition of sing-songs in the gaff, like singing old trad songs,” Jamie says of his background when he spoke with Post-Burnout. “That was definitely the initial draw to it: Luke Kelly blaring in the background on my dad’s busted CD player, like. [Laughs] Then, yeah, just …Berlin, Germany · Berlin Read Article

The Chicago-Based Drummer Charlie Werber Talks to Us About “Krater,” His First Release As a Solo Artist, and Working with Sunn O)))’s Daniel O’Sullivan - Post-Burnout

Charlie Werber is a well-known drummer in the Chicago underground music scene, having played with local experimental noise acts, like Murmur and Lovely Little Girls.On June 20th, Charlie released his first track as a solo artist, called “Krater,” a hypnotic twenty-two-minute-long odyssey that, through the use of drums alone, brings you on a grand journey. The B-side features additional instrumentation and vocals from the revered British experime…Music · Chicago Read Article

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Janet Devlin Tells Us About Her New Single “Houston,” Her Upcoming Deluxe Release “Not My First Emotional Rodeo,” and Working on Her Next Album - Post-Burnout

On the Podcast: Tom Corneill of the English South West Alt-Country Band Young Martyrs Discusses Rereleasing Their Deleted Second Album “Time Is Not on Our Side,” Why That Record Got Deleted in the First Place, and Their Upcoming Third Record - Post-Burnou

The Members of the Cork/Clare Indie Band Diveboy Discuss Their Recent Name Change, Their Latest Single “Suntrap,” and Crafting Their Upcoming Third Album - Post-Burnout

The Irish Folk Artist Odhran Murphy Discusses His EP “Stuck in the Middle,” Signing With 10K Projects, Supporting Mumford & Sons, Virality, and His Upcoming Tour - Post-Burnout

The Belfast Composer and Songwriter Conn Thornton Discusses Their Career, Their Upcoming EP, “When Bethesda Lands They’ll Throw Us a Parade,” and The Influence of Cinema on Their Work - Post-Burnout

James O’Donnell, the Frontman of the Cork Rock Band Ways of Seeing, Talks About Forming the Project, Crafting Their Debut Record “End Comes To Light” Over the Pandemic, and Their Upcoming Second Album, “The Inheritance of Fear,” and Its Shift in Direction

On the Podcast: Richie McGrath, the Frontman of the North Dublin Indie Rock Band Mechanical Wonders, Talks to Us About How the Band Came from the Dissolution of Good Time Villains, Their Recent Releases, and Their Future Plans - Post-Burnout

The Laois Singer-Songwriter Just Alice Talks to Us About Her Career, Her Latest Single “good thing.” and Its Success, and Her Future Plans - Post-Burnout

The Seasoned Belfast Musician Michael Smyth Talks About His Latest Shoegaze Project Silk, How It Was Born from His Fear of Mortality, Their Latest Single, “but then, yes,” featuring Picture Postcard’s AJ Das, and Much More - Post-Burnout

The Berlin-Based Irish Singer-Songwriter Jamie Noone Talks About His Background, His Move to Germany, His Debut Album “Day Parade,” and His Upcoming Sophomore Release - Post-Burnout

The Chicago-Based Drummer Charlie Werber Talks to Us About “Krater,” His First Release As a Solo Artist, and Working with Sunn O)))’s Daniel O’Sullivan - Post-Burnout

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The Irish Folk Artist Odhran Murphy Discusses His EP “Stuck in the Middle,” Signing With 10K Projects, Supporting Mumford & Sons, Virality, and His Upcoming Tour - Post-Burnout

The Belfast Composer and Songwriter Conn Thornton Discusses Their Career, Their Upcoming EP, “When Bethesda Lands They’ll Throw Us a Parade,” and The Influence of Cinema on Their Work - Post-Burnout

James O’Donnell, the Frontman of the Cork Rock Band Ways of Seeing, Talks About Forming the Project, Crafting Their Debut Record “End Comes To Light” Over the Pandemic, and Their Upcoming Second Album, “The Inheritance of Fear,” and Its Shift in Direction

On the Podcast: Richie McGrath, the Frontman of the North Dublin Indie Rock Band Mechanical Wonders, Talks to Us About How the Band Came from the Dissolution of Good Time Villains, Their Recent Releases, and Their Future Plans - Post-Burnout

The Laois Singer-Songwriter Just Alice Talks to Us About Her Career, Her Latest Single “good thing.” and Its Success, and Her Future Plans - Post-Burnout

The Seasoned Belfast Musician Michael Smyth Talks About His Latest Shoegaze Project Silk, How It Was Born from His Fear of Mortality, Their Latest Single, “but then, yes,” featuring Picture Postcard’s AJ Das, and Much More - Post-Burnout

The Berlin-Based Irish Singer-Songwriter Jamie Noone Talks About His Background, His Move to Germany, His Debut Album “Day Parade,” and His Upcoming Sophomore Release - Post-Burnout

The Chicago-Based Drummer Charlie Werber Talks to Us About “Krater,” His First Release As a Solo Artist, and Working with Sunn O)))’s Daniel O’Sullivan - Post-Burnout