Irish post-punks M(h)aol released their excellent second album Something Soft. Along with being the band’s first full-length release since becoming a trio, the album is also a celebration of ...

Anthony Albanese once derided John Howard. Now he's become a Howard-like figure of political dominance, while holding Australia back just as the Liberal PM did.

In London for The Ivors 2025 where he was presenting an award as well as being there for Charli XCX being a producer behind 'BRAT', Finn Keane tells NME about the secret to the album's success and wha ...

FOR the second time in three years Colin Keane appears to have been gifted an Irish Classic – when your luck is in your luck ...

Speaking at Cannes Festival, Charli XCX predicts her next album will be "a flop" in the wake of global sensation 'Brat', and she's "down for" it.

Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week’s most notable new tracks. Listen to the Playlist on ...

About the Album: Suleyman the Magnificent is the soundtrack ... His was a golden age of art and architecture. Brian Keane's soundtrack embodies this historic sense of greatness and splendor.

Welcome to On This Week, where we delve into the standout stories from the years gone by, featuring standout news stories, major sporting events, and pop culture highlights that helped shape Irish ...

D4vd's debut full-length album, "Withered," dropped Friday ... "Say it Back" had a '50s vibe and echoed the Keane hit "Somewhere Only We Know." The swaying, waltz-like quality of "One More ...

Why did you want that to lead the album off, and why is it so personal to you? Well, I made that song in Tulum with my friends, KWN and Mack Keane—we got a house for maybe a week, and it was at ...

Perhaps it’s because their initial flush of success in the 00s came alongside Elbow, Keane and Coldplay ... every one of their albums to date has hit number one). Despite being recorded in a ...

An early Keane gig at the Camden Barfly in London. Image: Paul Rodwell When I look back at that time, from when we moved to London in 1998 through to 2003/2004 when the album first came out, that ...