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Karim and Stevie J discovered each other in the wild west of the digital art platform Hic et Nunc back in 2021. Stevie was blown away by one of Karim’s pieces,...

As Lisa Gerrard releases her new collaborative album Burn with Jules Maxwell, she reflects on her Irish roots, and four decades of Dead Can Dance...

As we ride towards the holiday break on our magic reindeer, it’s time for one last theartsdesk on Vinyl, a seasonal special that, if you scroll down, contains all the usual up-to-date music reviews but, before that, takes a look at Yuletide-themed releases, reissues and heritage fare that might make great presents. As ever, all musical life newly pressed to plastic is here. Dive inVINYL OF THE FESTIVE SEASONPatrik Fitzgerald featuring Lemur No Santa Clauses (Crispin Glover)

Cat Dowling – Photo Credit: Angie Pappas Constable My my, this certainly has been a busy season for Irish music-makers (or maybe we’re just hearing more about them these days) – Cathal Coughlan, Keeley, Lori Sky (formerly Lorraine McCauley), Lisa Gerrard and Jules Maxwell – so much goodness flowing from the Emerald Isle. Once again, we turn our attention to Dublin (via the south-eastern town of Wicklow). The subject of our sonic quest: indie pop artist Cat Dowling who is gearing up to...

It's hard to believe that it has already been a month since Lisa Gerrard and Jules Maxwell's joint artistic endeavor, Burn, dropped, but we have to admit that

Bloodstains , and more! A full description of its contents is just below. Remember, we only come out twice a year, every Spring and Fall, so you don’t want to miss one of our jam-packed 180-page issues! And since this issue #88 is being mailed to subscribers and those who pre-order it by itself, but will mostly be unavailable at some of the normal stores that carry us that are closed because of the pandemic, it is imperative if you want a copy that you order it now! And of course, in those s...

Dead Can Dance to perform at Akron Civic Theatre this fall Updated 10:20 AM; Today 10:20 AM Dead Can Dance will headline a show at the Akron Civic Theatre on Oct. 18. (AP Photo/Paulo Duarte)AP Facebook Share AKRON, Ohio -- Acclaimed alternative band Dead Can Dance will headline a show at the Akron Civic Theatre on Monday, Oct. 18. Tickets to the show cost $44.50-$125, and they go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday, May 7 through Ticketmaster. Dead Can Dance has been making atmospheric tunes since t...