Posted on 27th Mar 13 by Mike McGrath Bryan | 
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“With each new release from each band I think the bar has been raised in one respect or another, which pushes everyone else to better themselves – not in the sense of antagonistic oneupmanship, but in a “ok, that is the sort of standard we need to reach come our next release” kind of way.”
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Posted on 26th Mar 13 by Mike McGrath Bryan | 0
“…I don’t feel its necessary to be a part of any scene for us to be considered relevant or good as a band I think the music speaks for itself…”
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Posted on 25th Mar 13 by Mike McGrath Bryan | 0
“…Spells and incantations, summoning various entities. Some kinda internal geometry. I can’t really say any more than that at this point…” A look inside the red bag/mask/scarf thing of Vinny McCreith.
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Posted on 22nd Mar 13 by Mike McGrath Bryan | 0
“…I didn’t want to be subtle anymore as this shit is getting serious. Civilisation is at war with bad ideas…” BATS’ Rupert Morris gets tough like science.
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Posted on 24th Oct 12 by Mike McGrath Bryan | 0
Wingnut Week continues with the first part of a double Wingnut whammy today! To make up for yesterday’s site-silence, here’s Wingnut Waterford’s Keith Hynes in a rare moment of clarity discussing his new vocation.
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Posted on 22nd Oct 12 by Mike McGrath Bryan | 0
Kicking off Wingnut week here on the D, we caught up with the man himself, Ray Cuddihy!
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Posted on 19th Oct 12 by Mark Roche | 0
“…I’m against the dehumanization of music production, so I can guarantee it will be a human record. With mistakes and glitches and whatever…”
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Posted on 17th Oct 12 by Mark Roche | 0
“I have the most bizarre dreams and I’ve no doubt had one to top that, but I can’t think of one. One that springs to mind is that Cthulhu came to earth and took over, and it was fucking frightening but simultaneously awesome.”
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Posted on 15th Oct 12 by Niall Healy | 0
On the cusp of their return to Ireland and on the back of their albums’ reissues, Niall Healy sat with Kerbdog’s Darragh Butler for a chat about it all.
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Posted on 15th Oct 12 by Niall Healy | 0
Dream-pop outfit Echolake played Dublin last week, and new Drop-d contributor Niall Healy got to catching up with main man Thom Hill.
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