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And don't forget, hotpress.com members should log in to receive their whopping 33% discount. To make a purchase using your Mastercard, Visa or Laser credit card on our secure server, click here.  | Issue 33.19 - The Coronas
In this issue of Hot Press, we speak to Dublin foursome The Coronas as they prepare to release their much anticipated second album. In the wake of a sea of controversy, read Tommy Tiernan's full interview from the Hot Press chat room at Electric Picnic.. Plus, interviews with lady of the moment, Pixie Lott, comeback king David Gray, and legendary rockers Pearl Jam. Also, we tackle the Lisbon debate, civil partnership and much more!!! |  | Issue 33.18 - Muse
In this fortnight's issue of Hot Press, we meet Muse as they release their latest album The Resistance. While we wipe the mud off of our wellies, we reflect on this year's Electric Picnic, taking you through the best and worst acts of the weekend. Plus, we meet Dizzee Rascal, The Script, Doves, examine The Lisbon Treaty and NAMA, and talk politics with Eamon O'Cuiv. |  | Issue 33.17 - Electric Picnic
In the latest issue of Hot Press, we count down the days til the festival of the year, Electric Picnic. Including interviews with performers like MGMT, Flaming Lips, BellX1, Orbital, plus a map of the venue, day by day breakdown of acts, a guide to getting there and MUCH more, this issue is your complete EP Survival kit!! As students prepare to return to college, we tell you everything you need to know in our exclusive KitKat Essential Student Guide!! We chat to Ryan Tubridy as he faces stepping into Pat Kenny's Late Late shoes, take a look at the Edinburgh Film Festival and tackle the fight for the McCarthy cup. |  | Issue 33.16 - Arctic Monkeys
In the latest issue of Hot Press, Stuart Clark meets the Arctic Monkeys as the boys prepare to release their much anticipated new album. With illegal file-sharing continuing to flourish online, Hot Press delves into the world of music piracy in a special six page report. We meet shy and self confessed anti-social DJ Calvin Harris as his new album hits shelves, and ex-Cranberry singer Dolores O'Riordan chats to Olaf Tyaransen about going solo. |  | Issue 33.15 - Florence + The Machine
In the latest issue of Hot Press, we meet Mercury Prize nominee Florence Welch of Florence + The Machine, who tells us about the ups and downs of being an overnight success. As U2 return to Dublin and wow Croke Park, we capture the Claw in all its glory, in a special souvenir feature. The Noisettes reveal a love for all things Irish, while the Duckworth Lewis Method explain why they recorded a musical homage to cricket! Plus, Castle Palooza and the Kilkenny Arts Festival, Conway Savage, Miriam O'Callaghan and much more!!!! |  | Issue 33.14 - U2/Infomatics
In this special double cover version of Hot Press, we pay homage to both U2 as they embark on their latest world tour, and Raw Sessions winners The Infomatics. As Irish music fans recover from the madness that was Oxegen, we bring you all round coverage of the weekend, with musical highlights of the festival, a gallery of muddy, yet nonetheless Golden Moments from all around Punchestown, and the lowdown from the Hot Press Signing Tent! We meet Wexford singer songwriter Wallis Bird, who talks about the inspiration behind her new album. Green TD Ciaran Cuffe speaks to Dermod Moore about the Civil Partnership Bill, while musician Michelle Ann Kelly talks to Jackie Hayden about her campaign for marriage equality. |  | Issue 33.13 - Blur
As festival season approaches, the latest issue of Hot Press includes the Ultimate Guide to Oxegen: we interview headliners Blur and The Killers, preview the Hot Press New Bands Stage, and let you know the Irish acts to watch out for. As the world mourns Michael Jackson, we celebrate the life of the enigmatic star. Plus, Spinnerette, Vince Power, Grizzly Bear, La Roux & much more!!! |  | Issue 33.12 - AC/DC
In the latest issue of Hot Press, we look at the Northern Irish music scene, with an exclusive list of the hottest up and coming bands. As the legendary AC/DC prepare for their return to Ireland, we speak to some of the musicians they've influenced, including Thin Lizzy's Scott Gotham & Def Leppard's Joe Elliot. Tara Brady meets the ever elusive Eric Cantona as he prepares for his filmic debut. Also, The Last Tycoons, Paolo Nutini, Gossip, Duckworth Lewis Method & much more!!!! |  | Issue 33.11 - Lisa Hannigan & Jape
This fortnight, we meet Irish stars Lisa Hannigan and Choice Prize winner Jape, as they tour together in the UK. Jeremy Hickey, AKA Rarely Seen Above Ground, chats about his intriguing sound and his rise to fame. Plus, we compile ten tips to getting your indie band off the ground! Also, The Answer, Villagers, Heathers, and an interview with IRA leader Bobby Storey. |  | Issue 33.10 - The Script
In this fortnight's special Cork issue, The Script talk about the obstacles they faced in their bid for success. An Taoiseach Brain Cowen talks exclusively to Hot Press as the European & local election looms ever closer. With the release of her tenth, yes tenth! studio album, we meet the iconic Tori Amos. Also, Electric Picnic & Oxegen updates, Julie Feeney, Maximo Park & The Maccabees. With free supplement; the Hot Press Guide to Cork 2009, Live at the Marquee |  | Issue 33.09 - Laura Izibor & Mundy
In this fortnight's issue of Hot Press, we meet two of Ireland's hottest, although very different talents! Mundy and Laura Izibor both have brand new albums up their sleeves, and chat to Hot Press about the challenges they faced in breaking the lucrative music industry. As the new Star Trek film is released, its stars Zachary Quinto and Chris Pine talk science fiction and explain that JJ Abrams' creation is anything but nerdy! Also, a controversial interview with former Green MP Patricia McKenna. Plus Glenda Gilson, Raw Sessions, Europe's hottest festivals, Directed and much more!!! |  | Issue 33.08 - Jerry Fish & Imelda May
In this issue of Hot Press, Jerry Fish talks about his long-awaited new album "The Beautiful Untrue" and its many fine collaborators, including Imelda May and Carol Keogh. Rock legends The Eagles tell us about life on the road and aging gracefully. Controversial British socialite Ian Strachan gives an insight into life with the Royal elite. With a special Wedding feature. Also, Calvin Harris, Doves, Tommy Tiernan, Dan Deacon and much more!!! |  | Issue 33.07 - Pete Doherty
In this issue of Hot Press, Stuart Clark meets the enigmatic Pete Doherty to talk about his latest solo release, "Grace/Wastelands", his relationship with Carl Barat, and his yearning for personal freedom. We chat to five Irish acts about the current indie scene, including Davit Kitt, Dark Room Notes and Alphastates. Plus, Colm Toibin, Guggi, Amanda Byram & Jim Sturgess. |  | Issue 33.06 - Morrissey
In this issue of Hot Press, Peter Murphy meets music legend Morrissey, who talks frankly about turning 50, his new album, the death of producer Jerry Finn, and how he approaches songwriting. Also featuring an exclusive interview with the founder of Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales. With Jinx Lennon, Passion Pit & much more!!! |  | Issue 33.05 - Bell X1
The new Hot Press features Bell X1 on an unmissable front cover. The band dressed up in flight crew costumes, with Paul looking very fetching as Jackie the air hostess. Peter Murphy talks to the lads (and lady) about the new album, their imminent breakthrough in the US and their stint on the Dave Letterman Show. Also in the issue, Paul McGuinness talks about the highs and lows of managing U2 for 30 years and reflects on the State of the Nation. In a rare print interview Israeli ambassador to Dublin Zion Evrony speaks openly to Hot Press on his country’s Gaza campaign and the motivation behind it. John Gilligan offers to help reform the prison economy (!) Also, Pet Shop Boys, Iain Archer, The Prodigy, Therapy? and loads more! |  | Issue 33.04 - U2
As release day looms for the much-hyped No Line On The Horizon, Olaf Tyaransen meets U2 to discuss the album, meeting world leaders, the current state of the music business and their plans for the future. We reveal the winners of the 2009 Hot Press Readers' Poll. Green TD Paul Gogarty gives a remarkably open interview, discussing in depth his eventful life to date. We explore Seachtain na Gaeilge with Ian Dempsey and Blathnaid Ni Chofaigh. Plus Chris Cornell, The Killers, Carosel Eagles of Death Metal and much more! |  | Issue 26.23 - U2
This 2002 issue of Hot Press features an interview The Edge, who speaks candidly about 25 years in the fast lane. Also, Manic Street Preachers' Nicky Wire, Dolly Parton, comedian Ed Byrne, Jerry Fish & much more. |  | Issue 25.16 - U2
This 2001 U2 Special welcomes the band home as they prepare to play Ireland's Slane Castle. Including current and archive material. |  | Issue 33.03 - Lady GaGa SOLD OUT
In this issue, we meet New York dance sensation Lady GaGa, who talks about her explosive rise to fame. Cathal O'Searcaigh sets the record straight, talking candidly to Dermod Moore about sex, Nepal, and the accusations made against him since last year's Fairytale of Kathmandu documentary. Stuart Clark meets the enigma that is Pete Doherty before his fateful stint on the Late Late. Plus, find out how you can be at Bell X1's upcoming secret show! Also, Mary O'Rourke, U2 & Christy Dignam. |  | Issue 33.02 - Franz Ferdinand
This fortnight's issue features an exclusive interview with Franz Ferdinand, as the Glasweigans tell us what they've been up to during their three year break from the public eye. We meet English crooner James Morrisson whose album Songs For You, Truths For Me has hit the top spot in the charts. We talk to much-hyped London trio White Lies about their explosive success. Jason O'Toole meets political prisoner Paddy McCann. Plus The Prodigy, Emile Hirsch and Bruce Springsteen. |  | Issue 33.01 - Obama
The first Hot Press of 2009 pays tribute to the soon-to-be President of the United States, Barack Obama. As such this issue is dedicated to all things American! Bob Geldof, Josh Ritter and Laura Ibizor give their views on the President Elect. Expect our regulars too.. read politician Tony Gregory's final interview. We meet Anthony Hegarty of Anthony & the Johnsons as he releases his latest record. Plus, Gaslight Anthem, Imelda May, The Immediate and much more!!! |  | Issue 32.24 - MGMT
This Christmas bumper issue is packed with festive goodness!! We talk to MGMT about the amazing year they've had. Stuart Clark gathers the cream of Irish talent for the fifth annual HP-7 Summit. We chat to Rodrigo Y Gabriela, The Script and The Blizzards. Plus Tommy Hilfiger & Charlie McCreevy. With complete entertainment guide for Xmas TV & radio. |  | Issue 32.23 - Killers SOLD OUT
With the release of new album Day & Age, Olaf Tyaransen speaks to Killers frontman Brandon Flowers in what is at times a bizarre interview! As the anniversary of her death approaches, Jason O'Toole meets Katy French's friend Kieron Ducie - the man who was with her in her final hours. Read Part II of Brian Cowen's interview. Plus, Kanye West, Ida Maria, Jason Byrne and more! |  | Issue 32.22 - Brian Cowen, with free CD
As economic recession looms, Brian Cowen speaks candidly to HP's Jason O'Toole. We talk to Duke Special about his forthcooming album. Also, we meet Roisin Murphy, Razorlight and Vampire Weekend. Stuart Clark travels to Swaziland to see first-hand the decestating effect that the AIDS epidemic is having on the country. Free Oxjam CD features Lisa Hannigan, The Coronas, Jape and 15 more! |  | Issue 32.21 - Snow Patrol
This issue features an intimate interview with Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody. Also, we get an exclusive meeting with The Sunday Independent's Aengus Fanning. A full report on the goings-on at the Music Show at Dublin's RDS. Plus Enya, Messiah J & The Expert, Little Steven, Al Green and much more! |  | Issue 32.20 -Oasis
As Oasis release their much anticipated new album, Stuart Clark chats to Liam Gallagher about growing up, Jay-Z and how Oasis will never "do a Radiohead". Jason O'Toole interviews Minister for Eurpoe Dick Roche. We talk to Kaiser Chiefs' frontman Ricky Wilson. Plus, Keane, Roseanne Barr & Mary Coughlan. |  | Issue 32.19 - Lisa Hannigan
As she releases her debut solo album, we ask Irish songstress Lisa Hannigan about her new material, her partnership with Damien Rice and her hopes for the future. Jason O'Toole meets Libertas founder Declan Ganley. We talk to breakthrough Irish band Fight Like Apes as they release their much anticipated debut album. Plus The Streets, Foals, Mick Flannery & Kraftwerk. With free Music Show supplement. |  | Issue 32.18 - The Blizzards
In this issue we chat to Blizzards' frontman Niall Breslin about the band's growing success. We give you a full report on Electric Picnic, with live reviews, news & photos. The Wire creator David Simon talks about the ground breaking show. Plus Seth Rogan, Jenny Lewis, David Kelly & Tom Dunne. |  | Issue 32.17 - Metallica
This student special issues includes a supplement covering everything from fashion and house parties to student politics. We interview Metallica's James Hetfield on the eve of the band's latest album release. We meet Irish sensations The Script and talk to Franz Ferdinand's Alex Kapranos. We pay tribute to the late great Ronnie Drew, speaking to the musicians who knew him best. Plus, Seasick Steve, Will Ferrell, Glasvegas & Ron Jeremy! |  | Issue 32.16 - Electric Picnic, with free CD, SOLD OUT
In the run up to the Electric Picnic festival, this issue includes an EP supplement, with info on the festival, interviews with performers and the low down on the Hot Press chat room. Also comes with a special edition 'Un-Laoised' CD, featuring 16 hot tracks from artists appearing at EP! Plus, Tom Waits, Cadence Weapon, and Jason O'Toole's interview with Irish criminal Dutchy Holland. |
 | Issue 32.15 - Muse
In this issue, we meet Muse as they get ready to rock Dublin's Marlay Park. Also, read Part II of Jason O'Toole's exclusive interview with Irish criminal John Gilligan. Coldplay's Guy Berryman talks about the band's new album. We chat to former Miss Ireland Amanda Brunker. Also, Jools Holland, Black Kids, Kila & The Charlatans. |  | Issue 32.14 - John Gilligan
This issue features a world exclusive interview with Ireland's most hated criminal, John Gilligan. He talks to Jason O'Toole about his life of crime. We review Oxegen, with a full live report on who stood out at Punchestown. Also, U2, Gabriella Cilmi and Joseph O'Connor. |  | Issue 32.13 - Oxegen
This issue contains an ultimate guide to the Oxegen festival, featuring interviews with performing artists like Tricky, The Hold Steady and Vampire Weekend. Plus, details of the all new Hot Press signing tent. We talk to Dallas legend Larry Hagman and ponder the possible demise of Wikipedia. |  | Issue 32.12 - Morrissey
This issue features a world exclusive interview with Morrissey on everything from religion and politics to er, Brian Cowen's fashion sense. Damien Dempsey chats about his new album. We travel to sunny Portugal to have a natter with nu-metal boys Linkin Park. Also, Gerald Kean, Albert Hammond Jr and The Flaws. |  | Issue 31.22 - The Smiths SOLD OUT
Some twenty years after The Smiths' demise, the group continue to cast a very long shadow over contemporary rock music. Key players in their extraordinary saga, Johnny Marr and Stephen Street, recall those heady days. Also featuring interviews with David Cronenberg, Robert Redford, Christy Dignam, The Coronas and Senator Donnie Cassidy. |  | Issue 32.11 - Tom Waits
Ahead of his sell-out dates at the Phoenix Park, Tom Waits is interviewed by.. Tom Waits! Also included, his 1978 interview with HP’s Niall Stokes. Trad musicians Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill talk about their new album. Tara Brady discusses the cultural phenomenon that is the Sex and the City movie. Spencer Tunick tells Jason O’Toole about undressing the Irish. Also, Martha Wainwright, YouTube creator Chad Hurley, and Ivana Bacik V Mary Lou McDonald on the Lisbon treaty. |  | Issue 32.10 - Bruce Springsteen, with free CD
In this issue, we talk to not one but two songwriting legends, in an exclusive interview with Bruce Springsteen and Arcade Fire’s Win Butler. We meet The National’s Matt Berninger as the band sell out three nights at the Olympia. Free Red Hot Sounds CD and accompanying article on the re-birth of Cork cool. In a special report, Jason O'Toole investigates the Irish escort industry. Also, Tommy Tiernan, Spiritualized, and the PD’s Ciaran Cannon. |  | Issue 32.09 - Republic of Loose, with free CD
We meet Republic of Loose front man Mick Pyro for a characteristically un-PC chat about sex, drugs and rock’n’roll. As festival season approaches, we talk you through the best of the fests, with Europe’s top ten festivals. We meet Formula 1 man Eddie Jordan, and chat to Lebanese film director Nadine Labaki. Also, Morgan Spurlock, Will Self, and Mairead Farrell. With free Republic of Loose 6 track CD. |  | Issue 32.08 - Slash, with free CD
Stuart Clark meets guitar legend Slash and his Velvet Revolver bandmate Duff McKagan. In keeping with this theme, Peter Murphy rises to the challenge of compiling the Top 30 metal albums ever. We meet Miss World Rosanna Davidson, and Jason O’Toole travels to Costa del Sol to rub shoulders with a host of Irish expat criminals. All in a day’s work! Also, a preview of the Heineken Green Energy festival. With free Murphy’s Live 2008 CD. |  | Issue 32.07 - Kooks
In this issue Peter Murphy talks to The Kooks’ Luke Pritchard about the band’s long-awaited second album. Roisin meets MGMT as they prepare for their debut Irish gig at The Acadamy, while Jason O'Toole heads to Limerick for a chat with controversial rapper Nailerz. Also, The Rolling Stones, Lisa Hannigan, Larry Flynt and Deepak Chopra. |  | Issue 32.06 - Nick Cave
Following the release of new album Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!, Nick Cave talks exclusively to Peter Murphy about turning 50, and how his private life has influenced his art. Londoner Adele discusses her rise to fame while in Dublin to play a gig at Crawdaddy. Jason O’Toole contemplates the paparazzi obsession with Britney Spears. Also, Eoghan Harris, The Coronas, Fight Like Apes, and We Are Scientists. |  | Issue 32.05 - Glen & Marketa
Fresh from Hollywood, Glen and Marketa talk exclusively about both the Oscar glory and the relationship that developed between them while filming Once. Jason O’Toole meets FAI boss John Delaney, who discusses his hopes for the future of Irish football. The Ting Tings’ Katie White (that is her name) talks to us about the electro-pop duo’s rise to success. Also in this issue, Ireland’s Rock underground, Vodafone’s Bright New Sounds, Autamata and Foals. |  | Issue 32.04 - REM
In this issue, Dave Fanning talks to REM front man Michael Stipe about making the new album, the band's time in Dublin and the run up to Oxegen. We get political and meet IRA man Gerry Kelly, who recalls his extraordinary life, particularly his escape from the notorious Maze prison. Also, Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson discuss "In Bruges", we celebrate Glen & Marketa’s Oscar win, and Irish is the order of the day as we embark on Seachtain na Gaeilge 2008. |  | Issue 32.03 - Tom Baxter - New Look Issue
The NEW LOOK HOT PRESS - Tom Baxter's Skybound album has just topped the Irish chart, but it was a record that only got made after he personally financed the sessions with his other talent of figurative art painting. Peter Murphy gets the inside story on his remarkable rise. Also, Drink driving; are we being lied to? Daniel Day-Lewis on There Will Be Blood, Jared Leto, Sophie Dahl, British Sea Power and Ham Sandwich. |  | Issue 32.02 - Drug's Issue
In the Hot Press Drugs Issue we've got interviews with real people involved in the illegal drug industry in Ireland - including three dealers, who speak candidly about their work. We hear from the victims of drug abuse and criminalisation, like the father of a heroin addict. We've sent Olaf to the annual Cannabis World Cup in Holland. Plus we look at the history of drugs in Dublin. Also in this issue, Juno, Ian Brown, Cathy Davey and Roisin Murphy. |  | Issue 32.01 - Hot For '08 Issue
Hot For '08; Laura Izibor, Dirty Epic's SJ Wai, and Fight Like Apes' Maykay. Also, she's one of teh biggest pop stars Ireland has ever produced. Now, in a forthright interview, Girls Aloud's Nadine Coyle reminisces about her Derry childhood, talks about drug use in the pop industry and explains why she gets irritated whenever the band are described as British. Also featuring interviews with the Coen Brothers, Saoirse Ronan, and U2 pay homage to Ronnie Drew. |  | Issue 31.24 - Bumper Christmas Issue featuring Bloc Party
Things aren't slowing down for Bloc Party, with a successful second album and stadium tour on the horizon. With the lyrics for the next record ready to go, the band reveal their plans for the future; and they aren't holding back. There's harsh words for Radiohead and LCD Soundsystem, among others. Also featuring interviews with Jonathan Rhys Meyers, David Gray, Shane McGowan and Podge and Rodge. |  | Issue 31.23 - Kings Of Leon Plus FREE CD
They've left their groupie days behind but hard rocking southerners Kings Of Leon still have a bit of the devil in them. They chat about their preacher father, reveal they are descenents of George Washington and reminisce about their time on teh road with U2, Bob Dylan and Pearl Jam. Also featuring interviews with Sean Penn, Giovanni Di Stefano, Declan Lynch, The National and Reverend And The Makers. Free CD includes The Gossip, Delorentos, Maximo Park and more. |  | Issue 31.21 - Bruce Springsteen SOLD OUT
Hot Press bore witness to a cluster of exclusive Bruce Springsteen warm-up shows in New York and New Jersey. Also featuring interviews with Stereophonics, Duke Special, Ben Kingsley, Pet Shop Boys, Daisy Lowe and Katy French. |  | Issue 31.20 - Foo Fighters
Dave Grohl looks back on 20 years of making music and talks about the immense changes brought about by the birth of his daughter, and why Neil Young is his hero. Also featuring interviews with Eamon Gilmore, The Police, Deborah Harry and The Flaws. |  | Issue 31.19 - Paddy Casey
Paddy Casey talks about his remarkable life and the harrowing personal journey that led, ultimately, to Addicted To Company (pt. 1), a brilliant record that should turn him into a major world star. Also featuring interviews with Hugh Hefner, Quentin Tarantino Mark Ronson, and Declan O'Rourke. |  | Hot Press 31.18 Josh Ritter PLUS FREE CD
We've already mentioned sell-outs of the 120+ page magnum opus that is the latest issue of Hot Press. In addition to the FREE CD featuring exclusive and rare videos and tracks by Josh, there's a brilliant interview with everyone's favourite Idahoan, written by Olaf Tyaransen. This issue is also the Hot Press student special - so if you're in college or about to start there, grab a copy fast. There's lots of fun, advice and other brass and bullshit for you to ponder and laugh at... as well as an interview with the USI President Richard Morrisroe that's well worth a gander. There's also a full Electric Picnic report. Plus there's interviews to savour with Hard Fi, Calvin Harris, The Enemy, and Sonic Youth. |  | Issue 31.17 - Electric Picnic
Hot Press' Electric Picnic Special featuring the low down on the hottest ticket of the summer, including interviews with the Beastie Boys, Jarvis Cocker, Mani from Primal Scream and much more. Also featuring the interviews with Graham Knuttel |  | Issue 31.16 - Thrills/Kila issue
With exclusive free Thrills/Kila CD. Plus interviews with Garth Cartwright, The Fratellis, Maria Doyle Kennedy and the Minister for Drugs Pat Carey. Reviews of Super Furry Animals, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, the Midlands Festival and The Game. |  | Issue 31.15 - Sopranos issue
Featuring an interview with The Sopranos' Fank Vincent, the Archbishop of Dublin, Interpol, Kate Nash, Bonde Do Role, Super Extra Bonus Party, Midlands preview, Carol Tobin and Tommy Tiernan. |  | Issue 31.14- REM issue
Featuring an Oxegen report, REM, Andrea Corr, Chris Cornell, Alex James, Groove Armada, John Travolta, Edel Coffey, John Gormley and Harry Potter review. |  | Issue 31.13 - Oxegen issue
Featuring Shane McGowan interviewing Sinead O'Connor, Razorlight, Maximo Park, Gary Lightbody, Editors, Bruce Willis, and reviews of Arctic Monkeys, Pink, Devo and Interpol. Plus free 32-page 1977 Hot Press reprint. |  | Issue 31.12 - 30th birthday issue
Featuring U2, Shane McGowan, Sinead O'Connor, Tommy Tiernan, Christy Moore, Damien Dempsey, Bryan Ferry, Bell X1 and plenty more. Plus a look back at the last 30 years in Ireland, from views on sex, to the most important cultural events. |  | Issue 31.11 - The White Stripes issue
Featuring the White Stripes, Dolores O'Riordan, Director, Freddie Starr, Peter Hook, Cold War Kids and in-depth interview with Ian Paisley Jnr. Reviews of the 2FM 2moro 2our, Damien Dempsey, Marilyn Manson and more. Plus 16-page supplement on Live At The Marquee, Cork. |  | Issue 31.10 The Killers/Smithwick Cat Laughs
Plus interviews with Brian Cowen, Gerry Adams, Groove Armada, Keira Knightley, The Cribs, Bruce Foxton, Jamie T and more. Reviews of Rufus Wainwright, Maria McKee, Sinead O'Connor and more. Reports on false Phil Lynott memorabilia, the 2fm 2moro 2our and the Murphy's Live. |  | Issue 31.09 Election special
Election special feat. interviews with Enda Kenny and Pat Rabbitte, Rock The Vote special with an idiot's guide to democracy, interviews with Colin Farrell and Katy French. Articles on Manic Street Preachers, Maximo Park, The Automatic and Headgear. |  | Issue 31.08 Arctic Monkeys
Interviews with Arctic Monkeys, Kings Of Leon, Delorentos, Joe Hill, Lesley Kane, George Hook, Robyn Hitchcock and Jeff Martin, plus reviews of Alpha Dogs, Joan As Policewoman, The Twang, Dolores O'Riordan, Bright Eyes and Headgear. |  | Issue 31.07 Arcade Fire
Interviews with Arcade Fire, LCD Soundsystem, Michael Mulachy, Brian McFadden, Nina Hynes, Cillian Murphy, Ed Burns, Enter Shikari, plus reviews of Sugababes, Arctic Monkeys, Delorentos, Kings Of Leon, Belinda Carlisle and God Is An Astronaut. |  | Issue 31.06 Football + free Murphy's Live CD featuring Duke Special, Delorentos, The Immediate and more
FREE CD in conjunction with Murphy's Live featuring the likes of Duke Special, The Immediate, Vetsa Varro plus the semi-finalists for the Murphy's Live band competition. Interviews with Richard Dunne, Paul McShane and Lee Carsley, plus Yoko Ono, The Shins, The Cooper Temple Clause, and Jenny Buckley. |  | Issue 31.05 The Waterboys
Songwriter special, featuring The Waterboys, Gary Lightbody, Duke Special, Julie Feeney, Charlotte Hatherley, Razorlight and more. Plus interviews with Gabriel Byrne, The Hold Steady, The Parlotones, Cold War Kids and more, and the winners of the All Write Now competition. PLUS The Truth About GAYDAR by Dermod Moore: behind the hype and hysteria. |  | Issue 31.04 The View
Including interviews with The View, Kaiser Chiefs, The Police, Edward Norton, Michael D Higgins, Kharma 45, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Ghosts and more. Reviews of School Of Scoundrels, Channel One, Badly Drawn Boy, Moving Hearts, Charlotte Hatherley, Lucinda Williams, Bill Coleman, Grinderman, LCD Soundsystem. Plus reports of legal drugs, RTE censorship, IRMA attack Apple and more. |  | Issue 31.03 Amy Winehouse
Valentines special with Amy Winehouse, Klaxons, Pussycat Dolls, Charlotte Hatherley, Tracey Cox, The Fratellis, Simon Pegg and Colette Fitzpatrick. We go inside The Tassle Club, and Anne Sexton goes in search of the best places to find love in the capital. Reviews of Arcade Fire, Cap Pas Cap, Mika, Plan B and a supplement of the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival Festival. |  | Issue 31.02 Bloc Party
Bloc Party talk about their new album and sexuality, the results of the annual readers' poll are announced. Interviews with Colm Lynch, Sylvester Stallone, Rasher and John Noonan, and reviews of Robyn Hitchcock, Ray Lamontagne, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Bloc Party, Kristen Hersh, The Hold Steady and more. |  | Issue 31.01 Simpsons
A Simpsons special - including an interview with Mike Scully, Gary Lightbody and more on their favourite Simpsons moments. Plus we look at the rising stars of 2007 including The View and Laura Izibor, Kele Okereke's lowdown on the Bloc Party album, PJ Gallagherm Nerina Pallot and more. |  | 2006 Annual (€6.95)
A look at 2006, including interviews and features on Scissor Sisters, Snow Patrol, Amy Winehouse, Dara O'Briain, Lily Allen, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Muse, Bloc Party, Denzel Washington, and Hot Press critics' albums and singles of the year. |  | Issue 30.24 Eyebrowy
Featuring the round table discussion with members of The Blizzards, Director, The Immediate, The Frames, Duke Special, Royseven, Neosupervital and Lesley Roy. Plus, Podge And Rodge present The Message, Neil Brennan reports from Music Ireland, interviews with Pat McCabe, David Kitt, Leanne Harte, Joan As Policewoman, reviews of he Beatles, Tenacious D, Jay-Z, Deftones, Flaming Lips and Paul Weller and more. |  | Issue 30.22 Oasis SOLD OUT
Noel Gallagher talking exclusively to Stuart Clark. Also featuring interviews with Rufus Wainwright, The Blizzards, Royseven, Messiah J & The Expert, Kim Cattrall. Plus frontline report from Dave Couse's triumphant London shows, at home with Zoe Conway as well as Anne Sexton on Sex, Bootboy, Eamonn McCann. |  | Issue 30.21 Damien Rice SOLD OUT
Damien Rice report featuring his story as told by those who know him best, plus James Yorkston, Nikki Hayes, Robbie Williams, Albert Hammond Jr, Primal Scream, The Blizzards, Hard Working Class Heroes review, Podge & Rodge and a BudRising supplement. |  | Issue 30.20 The Frames SOLD OUT
The Frames tour Ireland; we're also on location with Director, plus interviews with Scissor Sisters, Joe Higgins TD and Ghostface Killah. Reviews of The Killers, Director, Badly Drawn Boy, Dirty Pretty Things, Babyshambles and Jay-Z. in Frontlines: Nick Kelly and the ongoing oppression of Zimbabweans. |  | Issue 30.19 The Killers SOLD OUT
Paul McGuiness, U2's manager, discusses U2's controversial move from Ireland for tax reasons, plus interviews with James Morrison, Michael Franti, Kevin Smith, The Like and DJ Shadow. Reviews of The Rapture, Duke Special, Fionn Regan, The Immediate, Badly Drawn Boy. Plus a focus on the issue of climate change. |  | Issue 30.18 Snow Patrol
Student special, with 16-page pull out. Plus huge, signed Snow Patrol poster and interview. Other interviews with The Rapture, Oppenheimer, Oliver Stone, The Young Knives, Leanne Harte and Kasabian. Reviews of Radiohead, Daft Punk, Electric Picnic, Beyonce, Morrissey and more. |  | Issue 30.17 - Electric Picnic SOLD OUT
Free CD featuring Bloc Party, Gang Of Four and more. Plus interviews with Steven Poole, Pet Shop Boys, Jim Reid, Damien Marley. Reviews of Snow Patrol, Bob Dylan, Kasabian and Neosupervital. EP supplement including interviews with Bloc Party, Gang Of Four, Duke Special, Devendra Banhart and more. |  | Issue 30.16 - with EXCLUSIVE Phil Lynott CD SOLD OUT
This issue features a free CD with THREE never heard before versions of existing tracks, and TWO unreleased tracks that will be heard for the first time EVER. Plus interviews with Tim Wheeler, The Immediate, James Dean Bradfield and more. |  | Issue 30.15 - Lily Allen SOLD OUT
Including interviews with Razorlight, The Jades, Humanzi, Ann-Marie Kelly, Lionel Shriver, Primal Scream and Peter, Bjorn and John. Reviews of New York Dolls, Tapes n Tapes, Spearhead, Lambchop, James Morrison, Brian Kennedy, Def Leppard and Nightmares On Wax. Plus features on music on the TV, blogging, ticket touting. |  | Issue 30.14 - Muse SOLD OUT
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