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With so much critical sound and fury surrounding Irish bands over the last few years — Fontaines D.C., SPRINTS, The Murder Capital, NewDad, Lankum, Chalk, Gurriers (seriously, I’m sure you can name a dozen more) — there is one I’m surprised...
September 2025 was the best month for new music so far this year. I'm passing over some obvious picks like Neko Case, Geese, and Wednesday for a few under the radar releases.
###### Skipping around?
The playlist you were promised, a record giveaway reminder, and a new listening party to add to your calendar!
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Ersatz music critic turned music curator helping you fall back in love with music discovery and playing constant whack-a-mole with gatekeepers. PR/collabs: [email protected]. Submit music via the form on newbandsforoldheads.com
Olivia Rafferty is a songwriter, note-taker and observer. Her latest project is a concept album based on geology, for fans of Regina Spektor and Americana rock, out now.
Data journalist and pop culture lover.
Helping people overcome creative fear by embracing and sharing about my own. And tunes.
BILLY BEARHAM, TOO DUMB & BRILLIANT TO BE ANYTHING ELSE.
Not fun but funny ...candid writer, loud musician, death doula in training.
Your boy Michael John Angelakos DOB 5/19/1987 11:56PM Saint Peter's Hospital, New Brunswick, NJ. Descendent of George Wishart. Them: “say less.” Me: “but…but I—“
just an ordinary Rita making music
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