Radie Peat

Radie Peat announces her debut solo album “No Human Tongue Can Tell” and shares her new single “The Moon and Stars”, alongside an accompanying video directed by Peter Eason Daniels. The Lankum and ØXN vocalist rewrites a traditional song’s lyrics into a study of betrayal and abandonment. New dates at London’s Barbican and Paris’s La Trabendo have also been announced.

Radie Peat of Lankum and ØXN releases her debut solo single, “Still I Love Him”, via Rough Trade. John Francis Flynn found the song in the Irish Traditional Music Archives and wrote a new melody; Peat reshaped it around her contralto, holding elation and devastation at once. Robbie Mailler Howat directs the video.

ØXN’s unwillingness to conform in any way to stereotypes makes them one of the most vital acts in any music scene today. CYRM is an uncompromising debut album, like a monolith looming through fog.

ØXN unveil their epic nine-and-a-half minute long single, ‘Cruel Mother’, along with an accompanying video featuring Irish actor, Olwen Fouéré.

New doom folk band ØXN, featuring Radie Peat (Lankum), John’ Spud’ Murphy and Eleanor Myler (Percolator), and Katie Kim announce debut album CYRM and two live dates at The Sugar Club, Dublin – Presented by Enthusiastic Eunuch and Foggy Notions.

ØXN, a new band featuring Radie Peat (Lankum), John ‘Spud’ Murphy and Eleanor Myler (Percolator), and Katie Kim share the video for ‘Love Henry’, their debut single – a lovely dose of Folk Horror.

Claddagh Records have announced their first signing in 18 Years of ØXN featuring Radie Peat (Lankum), John ‘Spud’ Murphy and Eleanor Myler (Percolator) and Katie Kim. Their first single, Love Henry, will be released next month.

Our Song of the Day is Dark Horse On The Wind, one of the most powerful songs by the late Liam Weldon. Watch Radie Peat of Lankum deliver an outstanding performance for online Irish music showcase This Ain’t No Disco.

Katie Kim and Radie Peat announce exclusive online performance for Women’s Little Christmas this Wednesday 6th January which promises to be a spellbinding, singular event presented by Islander.

Watch Lankum’s one and only Radie Peat performing ‘My Bonny Boy’, also our Song of the Day. The video was made by This Ain’t No Disco which returns in the New Year. Don’t miss their special live event in Dublin on 26th September.