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Barra Ó Súilleabháin

Barra Ó Súilleabháin is a science writer at Research2Reality and contributes to outlets such as The Media Editor and Button Masher Magazine. If he's not serenading his bedroom with his Spanish guitar, he can be found most evenings buried in his Nintendo with Flying Lotus as the soundtrack.

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Album Review | Eric Anders & Mark O’Bitz Collaborate On Ghosts to Ancestors

Barra Ó Súilleabháin Aug 21, 2019

Eric Anders and Mark O’Bitz have finally returned with Ghosts to Ancestors. Anders, a singer-songwriter, has long been in partnership with collaborator O’Bitz, and this release follows their previous work on Of All These Things. The concept…

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EP Review | Kevin West Tells The Story of My Life

Barra Ó Súilleabháin Jul 31, 2019

Kevin West is an LA-based songwriter with the better part of 15 years in the music industry under his belt. Back in 2006, West won the American Songwriter Magazine’s lyric contest. His topic of choice? Raw, honest life experiences: “My…

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Album Review | Aura Blaze Are Trippy On The Sparkling Black

Barra Ó Súilleabháin Jul 16, 2019

Here we’ve got the new record from psychedelic outfit Aura Blaze, The Sparkling Black. A 60s album at heart but with crisp, clear, modern production. The New Jersey group’s effort was produced solely by frontman Rhode Rachel, who has done a…

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Album Review | The Black City Wake Up. The Funk

Barra Ó Súilleabháin Jul 8, 2019

Hailing from Turin, Italy, The Black City are a group of seasoned musicians. Musicians who have travelled and played with acts like Lou Bega and Ossi Duri. Martin Craig (guitar/vocals), Simone Bellavia (bass/vocals), and Caldero (drums/…

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Album Review | Ivan Beecroft Thrills On Liars, Freaks & Fools

Barra Ó Súilleabháin Jun 17, 2019

Australian native Ivan Beecroft harks back to the rock n’ roll that dominated his youth growing up in the '80s and '90s on Liars, Freaks & Fools . He isn’t shy about his influences either. There’s clear channelling of AC/DC, Nirvana and…

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EP Review | Marty Thompson Shines On My Kind of Woman

Barra Ó Súilleabháin Jun 6, 2019

At heart a post-punk and psych rock crossover act, Marty Thompson shines on his new EP, My Kind of Woman. The seven-track release is unapologetically retro. Weird and wonderful, glittered with simplistic but well-placed lyrics and a host of…

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EP Review | Seneko Gains Ground With Soul Numbers

Barra Ó Súilleabháin May 27, 2019

Seneko’s Soul Numbers is EP #4 in three years for the Americana/soul artist. Each release has lent him ample opportunity to develop his voice. Now, it all culminates in an EP that has Seneko sounding more refined and confident than ever.…

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EP Review | Chris Lastovicka Shines With Fortune Has Turned (Remixed)

Barra Ó Súilleabháin May 20, 2019

Chris Lastovicka is a New York modern classical composer and pianist whose works have been compared to towering figures like Philip Glass and Jóhann Jóhannsson. Lastovicka's art gathers emotional momentum by meticulously exploring space,…

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Album Review | ALYA Melds Genres on Ten Years of Solitude

Barra Ó Súilleabháin May 13, 2019

Upcoming artists are often celebrated as unique to ramp up the hype, but it’s rarely merited. In both life and music, Alya has earned the accolade. Born in Russia, but now living in L.A., she spent a considerable amount of time travelling…

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Album Review | Leon Seti & Synth-Pop Solitude on Cobalt

Barra Ó Súilleabháin May 8, 2019

Ethereal, pensive, and theatrical, Leon Seti has returned with another synth-pop gem in ‘Cobalt’. The Italian hit #1 in his nation’s charts with this release, another step towards consolidating his career. Conceptually, the album reflects…

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