Audio Review: Little Movies – The Little Movies Long Play
The duo conjure a universe of warbling, lo-fi electronics reminiscent of early electronic experimentations and b-movie film scores
In The Frame: Dragana Jurisic – My Own Unknown
"The work is shrouded in politics of place and painful memories of exile and it speaks of my family history focusing on the life of my aunt."
Grace Dyas: We Don’t Know What’s Buried Here
"The citizens assembly and the #8committee has taught us that listening works. I hope we can take that into the campaign with us."
Bitesize: Carnaval at Wigwam
Those energetic folk at Wigwam bring a taste of South American magic to the city this month.
Book Review: Heather, The Totality – Matthew Weiner
If it was already hinted at in Mad Men, it’s crystal-clear in Heather, the Totality: Matthew Weiner's writerly influences are wholly American.
Artsdesk: Kapton Fantastic – Sam Keogh at The Kerlin Gallery
Celebrating 30 years in existence, the Kerlin Gallery starts 2018 with Sam Keogh’s sculptural installation Kapton Cadaverine, which is set in a dilapidated starship.
Roadmap: Coffee|Culture
What better way to face the day than a caffeine jolt teaspooned by talks?
Cinema Review: Glory
A fascinating glimpse into a side of Bulgarian life we may know little about.
Barfly: Lucky’s
With the opening of Lucky’s we (you know who you are) now have an unassailable triumvirate of fuck-off places in which to wet our whistles.
Roadmap: A Map of The Kingdom of Ireland
Five years later and Heresy Records are releasing the sequel to On The Nature of Electricity & Acoustics, their 2013 anthology of Irish electronic music.
Book Review: The Broken Spiral – Ed. R.M. Clarke
A worthy collection of 20 short stories by Irish writers, in aid of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre.
Cinema Review: Loveless
If this is the real face of divorce, Loveless is a harrowing spectacle that completely diminishes all divorce dramas that have come before
Audio Review: Franz Ferdinand – Always Ascending
For Franz Ferdinand, middle age has brought with it an expansion in sonic scope to mirror any widening of waistbands.
Bitesize: VDA Coffee
Judy van den Ancker’s VDA Coffee has set up shop in the front of the old W&A Gilbey building on Thomas Street
Bitesize: Pang
Just thinking about their gorgeous Beef Brisket is already giving us hunger pangs.
Soundbite: Rachel Flynn – Salt and Stove
"We’re locals and a big part of it for us is that we’re adding something to the community." Rachel Flynn talks to us about her new Dublin 8 based deli…
Roadmap: Rocking The System
A crash course on twenty such women replete with illustrated essays.
Artsdesk: Unboxing Clever
Multi-media magazine Aspen came in a customised box filled with materials in a variety of formats. As part of a new exhibition, this seminal art publication is being reconsidered and…