Justin Theroux Interviewed
Nephew of the travel writer and novelist Paul Theroux, and the cousin of writers and TV presenters Louis and Marcel, Justin Theroux made his film debut in 1996, in Mary
Algorithmic Method
“Randomness is very different from creativity. I’ve found over the years that I’m much more interested in algorithims when they don’t do anything interesting or surprising, a simple process is
Interview: And So I Watch You From Afar
And So I Watch You From Afar’s self-titled debut set the Belfast instrumental four-piece apart from much of the pack in terms of the sheer emotion and ferocity therein. It
The Streets – Computers And Blues
He might have had one of the worst fall-offs in recent memory, going from rapping about returning DVDs to how annoyed he is by people taking pictures of him with
Bright Eyes – The Peoples Key
The past few years of unfulfilling side projects have allowed Conor Oberst to solve the riddle of maturing his Bright Eyes project without the increasing lethargy that’s crept into his
Toro Y Moi – Underneath The Pine
As chillwave runs aground, it is up to each individual practitioner to innovate his way out of sinking with the ship. Toro Y Moi moves into live instrumentation, with a
Cut Copy – Zonoscope
In the accompanying ‘Making Of…’ documentary, Cut Copy leaf through a hearty vinyl collection, poring over a bevvy of 80’s 12 inches and it’s instructive, because Zonoscope has the tendency
Hamlet
In a modern dress version of Hamlet, director Aoife Spillane-Hinks of Second Age Theatre Company answers Shakespeare’s famous “To be or not to be?” through what Ian McKellen, Leonardo diCaprio
Submarine – Richard Ayoade & Craig Roberts Interviewed
You will know him by his plaid shirt and supremely fuzzy hair. Familiar to most for his role as nerd icon Moss in The IT Crowd, Richard his first steps
Cmd+X, Cmd+C: Cut Copy Interview
Cut Copy have been building a wave of good will over the last few years of touring the world and have no doubt brought a few Irish admirers back from
The Rubberbandits – I Wanna Fight Your Father
In times of economic depression and societal unease, what we all need is two musically talented guys from Limerick with plastic bags over their faces.
The Sound of Arrows – Nova
There are very many things wrong with this song, let’s start with the title, Nova? Really? Why would you name your song ‘average explosion’ that’s so embarrassing, but it was
Cage Dreams: Chris “The Killing” Fields
Totally Dublin talks to Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) pro Chris ‘The Killing’ Fields as he prepares to headline Cage Contender VIII. Chris ‘The Killing’ Fields is on a winning streak:
Downtown Sounds 10th Anniversary Party
The fantastic Downtown Sounds are celebrating their reaching double figures next month. The first part of the celebrations takes place on February 25th in Odessa, featuring resident DJs Pablo, Jimmy
Interview with Glasser
Glasser is the musical project of LA-based Cameron Mesirow, who’s debut LP Ring is a spooky, synthy, wintry whisper of joy. Totally Dublin spoke to her about musical past and
Lady Gaga – Born This Way
Lady Gaga’s most recent release Born This Way is the sort of song you would disregard as background noise and assume it was the Saturdays or some other lyrically incompetent
The Strokes – Under Cover of Darkness
It was a long overdue epiphany which saw the Strokes give up on their mediocre solo albums and what have you to re-unite with a bang! Despite the hiatus, the
Jedward – Lipstick
Jedward have made a re-appearance onto our airwaves having forgotten for a short while why it was that we were gooey-eyed about the Dublin born brothers with quiffs so impressive,