Siobhán Kane

Constance Keane explores interesting terrain, with pared-back production underpinning her ethereal vocal

The show is essentially about a vibe, and they convey a potent one to an adoring audience

There is such synchronicity between the players that it seems clear that no two shows will be the same

The band’s fifth album is their best yet, thanks in part to a subtle shift in sensibility

Eclecticism is at the root of the Dubliner’s musical vision

Embodying an old spirit with a wry modernity, Murphy’s performance is influenced by everything from Sheffield house music to Irish showbands, and jazz to Manchester’s sonic charms

Rhys reaches a recording quarter-century milestone in fine style

Brian Dillon’s project stems from the collaborative spirit he evolved with Meltybrains?

This is one of his best ensemble works: ambient, tender and engaging

Record deepens Radiohead drummer’s sense of collaboration with string quartet and percussionist

The idea of anthems is baked into this album’s DNA

Follow-up to 2015 debut Lilith takes the interior life as an underpinning

A love letter to the human voice in all its affecting guises

Volker Bertelmann’s first album in four years is emblematic of an artist who never stands still

Plaintiveness abounds, but it is not heavy, with O’Laoghaire encouraging us to more joyful plains