Dublin/Galway guitar band Adore released their debut EP Biter on September 26 via Big Scary Monsters. Lara Minchin and Naoise Jordan Cavanagh. We talk about the transition from the remnants of their previous band to starting Adore with the premise of having it be fun, what it's like pitching to labels and playing London showcases, the Galway and Cork music scenes, working with producer Daniel Fox, and we talk through some of the songs on the EP.
Adore play the Button Factory, Dublin, on Saturday, November 29. Tickets: https://singularartists.ie/show/adore-25/
Buy Biter: https://adore4.bandcamp.com/album/biter
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Dublin/Galway guitar band Adore released their debut EP Biter on September 26 via Big Scary Monsters. Lara Minchin and Naoise Jordan Cavanagh. We talk about the transition from the remnants of their previous band to starting Adore with the premise of having it be fun, what it's like pitching to labels and playing London showcases, the Galway and Cork music scenes, working with producer Daniel Fox, and we talk through some of the songs on the EP.
Adore play the Button Factory, Dublin, on Saturday, November 29. Tickets: https://singularartists.ie/show/adore-25/
Buy Biter: https://adore4.bandcamp.com/album/biter
Ronan Kealy aka Junior Brother, returns to The Point of Everything to talk about his extraordinary third album The End, released September 5 on Pete Doherty’s Strap Originals label.
The album was recorded almost entirely solo, with only a guest appearance from Lankum’s Ian Lynch on Uilleann pipes, but its sound is expansive and band-like, rooted in Irish tradition while reaching into something stranger and more contemporary.
In this conversation, Junior Brother reflects on his time in Dublin’s music scene, how folklore and storytelling seep into his songwriting, and the role of collaboration in shaping his work. He also touches on themes of love and life, the visual worlds of his music videos, and the childhood stories that continue to fire his imagination. The result is an album that connects the past and present, the personal and the mythical, into something both timeless and unsettlingly current.
The End is available now at juniorbrother.com
Junior Brother tour dates:
Friday, September 12 – The Pav, Cork (Sounds from a Safe Harbour, Album Launch)
Saturday, September 13 – The Grand Social, Dublin (Album Launch)
Sunday, September 14 – The Grand Social, Dublin (Album Launch)
Saturday, September 21 – Vantastival Festival, Drogheda
Friday, October 10 – LASTA Festival, Síamsa Tíre, Tralee
Sunday, November 9 – DeBarras Samhain Festival, Clonakilty
Thursday, November 14 – Róisín Dubh, Galway
Friday, November 15 – Upstairs at Dolan’s Warehouse, Limerick
Friday, November 21 – Sandinos, Derry
Saturday, November 22 – Open House Festival, Bangor
Sunday, November 23 – Spirit Store, Dundalk
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Dublin/Galway guitar band Adore released their debut EP Biter on September 26 via Big Scary Monsters. Lara Minchin and Naoise Jordan Cavanagh. We talk about the transition from the remnants of their previous band to starting Adore with the premise of having it be fun, what it's like pitching to labels and playing London showcases, the Galway and Cork music scenes, working with producer Daniel Fox, and we talk through some of the songs on the EP.
Adore play the Button Factory, Dublin, on Saturday, November 29. Tickets: https://singularartists.ie/show/adore-25/
Buy Biter: https://adore4.bandcamp.com/album/biter
