Danny Kilmartin

Just Mustard have always existed slightly out of reach — a band whose sound felt like it was coming from the room next door, or from behind a wall of fog. On We Were Just Here, they step forward without abandoning that sense of mystery. The noise still shimmers, the edges still fray, but the mood is looser, warmer, and almost euphoric. Produced by the band and mixed by David Wrench (Frank Ocean, FKA Twigs), We Were Just Here opens up their world.

Refused at the 3Olympia, Dublin – October 5th, 2025 For a band who once declared themselves dead, Refused sound more alive than ever. At Dublin’s 3Olympia, the Swedish post-hardcore pioneers turned what could have been a perfunctory farewell into a joyous act of rebellion — less a eulogy, more an exorcism. They opened with “Poetry Written in Gasoline” and “The Shape of Punk to Come,” and from there, the pace rarely relented. “Rather Be Dead,” “Summerholidays vs.

Few bands inspire devotion quite like Cocteau Twins. For newcomers, the best Cocteau Twins songs offer both an entry point and a journey. Their catalogue can feel overwhelming — scattered across albums, EPs, Peel Sessions, and collaborations — but it makes sense when broken into eras.