New Pagans – The Seed, The Vessel, The Roots and All Signed

New Pagans – The Seed, The Vessel, The Roots and All SignedWere very excited to share with you the new album The Seed, The Vessel, The Roots and All from Belfasts own New Pagans. Their debut album, with influences ranging from PJ Harvey to Sonic Youth, is home to massive riffs and rare dynamics and uses their creative influence to challenge past and present issues surrounding relationships, equality, history, and gender, all wrapped up in their alternative, post punk, indie rock style. With a fierce attitude,

illustrating the process of growing through loss and grief

If you’re new to the party – welcome and enjoy

In his solo vehicle as Owen

Jamie Lenman is back with King of Clubs - a brand new mini-album of original material This is a record returning Jamie back to his roots as a songwriter

” bassist/vocalist Kathryn McCaughey states bluntly

the Montreal-based quartet deliver what is their best work yet with 12 songs of anthemic

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The Brightest Days may be few and far between—with that gap stretching further each day—but as a mixtape

and Irish working class anxieties

Much like the book

chronicles these destructive behaviours with unflinching clarity and precision