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The debut album, Take This To your Grave, for Pop Punk superstars Fall Out Boy is everything we’ve come to expect from the band that helped reignite the scene. It’s nice to return to the beginning ...

Here's what happens when you get some of the best Irish music talent around, lock them in a bar with a bunch o' challenges, and give them all day to do 'em... Welcome to our Vinyl8 Unwrapped series...

With the release of Skellig David Gray has tapped into a sound that is extremely poignant for the world today. There is a feeling of isolation and loneliness that runs through the album from title ...

Imelda May has come a long way since her early Rockabilly days, a growth I think we can all get behind. With an incredible voice this album really highlights what May can do. With some heavy hitter...

If you like it funky then you’ve come to the right place, hailing from New Orleans Dumpstaphunk have some music royalty connections with members including Ivan Neville, son of Aaron Neville and nep...

Belfast born, London based electronic duo of Andrew Ferguson and Matthew McBriar bring us Isles- the follow up to their successful self-titled debut album. Recorded over a two-year period before it...

The list of fans of Dublin born singer-songwriter O’ Rourke is enough to boost anyones ego, with John Prine, Paul Weller and Ronnie Wood. In fact, Weller is such a fan he has produced Arrivals the ...

With a post punk sound and use of spoken word instead of sung lyrics Dry Cleaning really stand out in a crowded music scene. They’ve drawn comparison to Joy Division, which is high praise indeed.

Influenced by his travels around Ireland John Spillane brings together a gorgeous collection of songs that blend the traditional timbre and tonality we expect from this Irish folk stalwart with a v...