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In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Gabriel Gaba of the Dublin-based gaze-metal band T R Y S T E discusses moving to Ireland from Brazil, getting into post-rock and shoegaze and incorporating them into metal, how T R Y S T E was formed between him and John O’Kelly whom he had worked with years prior, their debut EP “To Rise You Seek The End,” the differences between the Irish and Brazi...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Kevin Kelly and Ken Kuniyoshi of the legendary Philadelphia math rock project Drill for Absentee discuss their reformation, their new line-up, making and releasing their latest album “Strand of a Lake, Volume 1. and Volume 2.,” working remotely between the U.S. and Japan, how things have changed since the nineties, Kevin’s work as a music lecturer an...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Lisa Milk Murnane of the Dublin-based punk band Milk Rain discusses her background, forming the band, dealing with seasonal depression on their latest single “Merry Fucking December,” the three-year gap between it and their debut single “Gedrosian,” their upcoming EP, and much more. FOLLOW US: ➤WEBSITE: ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠https://postburnout.com⁠⁠⁠ ➤TWITTER: ⁠⁠⁠...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Tristan Carroll and Niall O’Carroll of the Dublin-based nu metal band Cell Games join us to discuss their debut EP “You Have (Not) Heard These Songs Before,” why it took almost two years to make it, how Niall joined the band, how their sound has changed as a result, their plans for 2026, and much more.   SEE CELL GAMES AT: 19th Dec – Dublin – Jacob’s...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Sophia Fronda and Ignas Baranauskas of the Dublin-based gazey “nightmare-pop” project Skyless discuss meeting on a dating app and forming a band instead, how their name came from the loss of a pet, their recent single “Gasoline,” how women’s anger in music differs from men’s, their influences, the revival of shoegaze, their plans for their debut EP,...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Dublin-based Italian musician Donatella Camedda of the grunge-revival band Aryel Moon discusses moving from Italy to Ireland to lecture at Trinity, her background as a grunge and riot grrrl fan in the nineties, forming her current project after a sabbatical from music, Aryel Moon’s latest EP “Welcome Home,” the place of women in today’s rock scen...

CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains an in-depth discussion on the topic of sexual assault. In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Donegal singer-songwriter Seán Molloy discusses his debut single “It’s Not Your Fault,” his background as a musician, why he started this new solo venture, working with producer Ross Tones on the song, the importance of emphasising consent in sexual educ...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, in the first half, we speak with the longtime Irish blues and rock musician Paul Sherry about his recent album “Peace In Mind,” the power of meditation for art, the economics of being a musician today, his work with his wife Gráinne Duffy, and why he started a solo career. Then, in the second, we speak with the U.S.-based Irish musician Fiona Tyndall...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, musicians and producers Cheylene Murphy and Ryan McGroarty of the Derry indie alt-pop project Beauty Sleep discuss releasing their first album in six years, “The Whole Damn Cake,” what they have been up to between releases, discovering themselves whilst making the record, where the independent music scene has come from when they started, the importan...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Eoin Murphy of the grunge-gaze Cork band The Drive. discusses forming the band, their change in sound after the pandemic, how the Cork music scene has grown in the lifespan of the band, their latest single “nothing crossed.”, how they write their songs, their plans for their debut album, and much more.   SEE THE DRIVE. AT: OCTOBER 24 – DUBLIN – THE A...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Bangor rock singer-songwriter Mark Hegan discusses getting into music, starting his solo project, his recent EP “First a Whisper, Then a Shout,” the themes and making of the EP, life in Bangor, the influence of Springsteen and music soundtracks on his work, his future plans, and much more.   SEE MARK LIVE:   October 18 – Dublin – Arcadian Nights...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, longtime musicians Kevin Homan and Darren Farrell of the new Dublin rock band Alpine Skies discuss meeting and forming the project, why they felt it was important to document their music after over thirty years of playing, their upcoming debut album “Inspired Conflicts” and its two singles “By Your Side” and “Walls,” and much more. TICKETS TO ALPINE...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, we have a double-feature! In the first half, the English musician Joe Hicks discusses returning to music after the loss of his father, his first single since his return “Time is a Thief,” his future plans, and much more. In the second half, the Dublin-based French musician Paul Larnicol of Lobepine discusses moving to Ireland, his latest EP “He’s Her...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Donegal-based troubadour Cuan Muyllaert (professionally known mononymously as Cuan) discusses his career as a musician, starting his new project, their debut single “On a Ship,” working as an artist, his work on a ship, his teaching background, mental health, and more.   SEE CUAN LIVE AT: SEP. 19TH – Crolly – Clubeo @ Leo’s Tavern SEP. 30TH – Let...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Ali Genevich and Jacob Brooks of the Albany-formed, New York-based alternative band Laveda discuss their latest record “Love, Darla,” the album’s more abrasive and atmospheric sound, their move to New York and the difference in the scene, signing with the legendary indie label Bar/None Records, the recent passing of its CEO Mark Lipsitz, embarking on...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Thomas Ferris (a.k.a Fez), Blaine Crooks, Sean Hogan (a.k.a Hogi), and Luke Harrison of the Belfast “ambient bittersweet” rock band Midnight Housework, discuss forming the band during the COVID-19 pandemic, crafting their unique sound, their latest single “Red Paper Cups,” working with producer Jonny Woods, the Belfast music scene, their music videos...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, we talk with the Blessington-based musician and producer David Clarke of the dreampop-inspired indie project eyejust. In the interview, David discusses starting the project and learning to produce during the pandemic, why he switched from using his actual name to eyejust, the project’s latest single “out of luck,” the Blessington music scene, produci...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Emily Dollery and Cormac Donovan O’Neill of the Cork noise rock band Therapy Horse discuss forming the project while working at UCC 98.3FM, their debut single, “Let Me Be Clear,” and how it unflinchingly tackles misogyny-based trauma, the Cork music scene, how Cormac balances this project with Pebbledash, their sound and set-up, and much more.   Ther...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Aury Livingstone and Stephen McGrath of the new experimental music project Sun Merchant discuss meeting and forming the band, their debut track “Hold My Sober,” how they balance this band with their other respective projects Crow Black Chicken and The Underscore Orkestra, Aury’s move from South Africa to Ireland, their upcoming gigs, the Cork music s...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Andy McGurk, the founder and frontman of the Waterford-based experimental lo-fi band A Lethal Black Ooze, discusses forming the project after being unable to move to Australia, working with members of Gilla Band and M(h)aol for the initial line-up, how the band’s latest song “Rosie” tries to reclaim sexist stereotypes around marriage, the Waterford m...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Nashville-based songwriter and musician Sam Varga discusses his career, getting political for the first time on his latest single “Minute Man,” his upcoming EP, how he was inspired to become a musician through playing “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 4” and watching “Freaky Friday,” moving to Nashville from Louisville, how the Nashville scene expanded in...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Donegal singer-songwriter Seán Feeny discusses his recent transition into becoming a musician after twenty years in media, his debut single “1969” and how it mixes the personal, the political and history, working with producer and musician Orri McBrearty and filmmaker Charlie Joe Doherty on his work, and much more. SEÁN FEENY’S WEBSITE FOLLOW US:...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Northern Irish singer-songwriter and former X Factor star Janet Devlin returns to discuss her latest single “Houston,” her upcoming deluxe edition of her previous album titled “Not My First Emotional Rodeo,” the music industry, AI-generated music and its implications, how transitioning to country has benefited her appreciation of life, sobriety,...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Tom Corneill, the vocalist and guitarist of the English South West alt-country rock band Young Martyrs, discusses forming the band after the success of his previous project CENTERFOLDS, making a name for themselves in a pandemic, how their latest single “Everyone Else Disappears” is actually from their deleted second album “Time is Not On Our Side” f...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, vocalist Tony O’Donovan, guitarist Peter Piggott, and drummer Cian Doherty of the Cork/Clare indie rock band Diveboy discuss their recent single “Suntrap,” the reason for changing their name from The Burma to Diveboy, the history of the band, working on their upcoming third album with Ed Sheeran producer Ruadhrí Cushnan, how this album differs from t...