Is Record Store Day dying?
Once a celebration of independent record stores, the event is facing more criticism than ever Read more…
Once a celebration of independent record stores, the event is facing more criticism than ever Read more…
Leandro Pondoc discusses whether new political parties will ever overcome the power of Fine Gael and Fianna Fail. Read more…
As the final issue before the referendum goes to print, Megan Roantree makes a final plea for a yes vote. Read more…
This list literally meant life or death for the family. 3 weeks and 2 days after being listed. Less than a month. It seems like a very short time, but when you have had Read more…
It will come as no surprise to anyone how obsessed our society is with online attention. Whether it is Facebook likes or Twitter favourites our generation is all about social media gratification. It won’t be Read more…
True Detective is back with a brand new cast. Gary Grimes tells us what to expect. Read more…
We’re all familiar with the recent scandal that was Eamonn Lillis’ release from prison after serving just over five years for the manslaughter of his wife. The man’s face was on every newspaper in the Read more…
Cliona Nic Dhomhnaill explains why she thinks the French laws in place to combat eating disorders are severely flawed. Read more…
Paul Dwyer looks at the work of animal rights activist Jane Goodall Read more…
Indiependence announced some exciting new additions to their lineup last week … Read more…
In the last few weeks of her college experience, Ana looks into the fear of leaving the DCU bubble. Read more…
Carrying on with the stripped down production and low-fi vocals that have characterized their last two albums, Waxahatchee’s third studio album brings a new maturity without compromising the raw, youthful writing that has characterized Katie Read more…
Kurt Vile is working on a new album that he hopes to release in the autumn.
Since the release of Villagers’ first album, Becoming a Jackal, Conor O’Brien’s star has risen immensely. Villagers have found themselves at the centre of the Irish alternative scene, with two Mercury nominations under the bands Read more…
Jade O’Leary looks back on her time as a DCU student. Warning: contains nostalgia. Read more…
It’s been four years since Death Cab for Cutie released the divisive Codes and Keys, which marked a departure from the alternative rock group’s typical sound. Now the boys from Washington are back with their Read more…
With so many people smoking weed, should it be made legal in Ireland? Read more…
With Easter just over, you may be forgiven for missing the news that €22m is to be spent on commemorations for the Easter Rising in 1916 over the coming year, what with all that chocolate Read more…
“I’ve got a secret but you can’t tell anyone- not even a soul,” is one of the messages that is read out on Channel 4’s new reality show, Teens. Over one million of these invasive Read more…
Fionnuala Jones explores the world of make-up artistry. Read more…
In a world filled with technology, even the elderly couple on the train are checking their Facebook feed. Read more…
Earl Sweatshirt’s I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside: Exactly the opposite of every expectation that comes with a major label rap album, Sweatshirt stands alone in the world of hip-hop. Castlepalooza: Hercules and Read more…
Summer is pretty great; that shouldn’t need to be expanded upon, but we’re going to anyway because as well being seasonal playlist enthusiasts, we here at The Suss also like explaining things until people stop Read more…
The attempt to build a more politically knowledgeable and active student body is a positive movement. Yet more often than not, it is portrayed as the opposite. This opposition is rarely based on solid argument, Read more…
Posing elegantly in the banquet hall of the Odd Fellows Mansion, Copenhagen, hand placed confidently on her hip and dressed in a floor length black gown, 20-year-old student Nikita Klæstrup instantly grasped the attention of Read more…