Wet Leg’s Rhian Teasdale: ‘I’m doing sexy body rolls, but I’m wearing lobster claws’
On Moisturizer, the post-punk band’s thrilling second album, the Grammy-winning singer flexes her rock-star muscles
No laughing matter: Poor Creature on goth folk, Kneecap’s Gaza stance and their love of Philomena Begley
Ruth Clinton and Cormac MacDiarmada talk about how the themes of the 18th- and 19th-century songs on their new album All Smiles Tonight still resonate
Dexter on Paramount+ review: One of modern pulp TV’s great creations is still tremendous fun
Television: This sequel series is grippingly giddy viewing – with the ever-reliable Hall joined by a high-wattage cast including Uma Thurman, Krysten Ritter and Peter Dinklage
Wet Leg: Moisturizer review – Furious guitars, hummable melodies and pure, uncomplicated joy
Rhian Teasdale and co’s second album brilliantly refines all that was great about their brash, bouncy debut
Too Much review: This is the Netflix viral hit that everyone will be talking about
Lena Dunham, star and creator of Girls, has returned with a whipsmart comedy that is endlessly amusing in its idea of London
RTÉ’s Noraid: Irish America and the IRA leans towards the Che Guevara version of history
Television: First of two episodes leans ever so subtly towards Che Guevara version of history – never mind the body count; look at the cool poster we got out of it
Jessica Pratt: ‘I’m not in awe of many people’s bodies of work in the way I am with Brian Wilson’s’
The creator of the extraordinary album Here in the Pitch discusses The Beach Boys, California and her dreamlike confessional pop
Debbie Harry turns 80: what next for Blondie?
The band have a new album on the way – although, following drummer Clem Burke’s death, it is unclear if they will tour again
Talos: Ólafur Arnalds on finishing Eoin French’s final album – ‘A lot of the time I could feel him next to me ’
For the Icelandic musician A Dawning is not a project about death so much as an outpouring of joy and an acknowledgment of the preciousness of life
Ólafur Arnalds & Talos: A Dawning review – Five stars for this emotion-filled celebration of Eoin French’s life
The musicians were so dialled into each other that it’s hard to say where one’s contribution ends and the other’s begins
Squid Game review: A rewarding third season filled with thrills, spills and a gripping final twist
Television: Impactful the end of Squid Game certainly is, and a marked improvement on underwhelming second series
The Phone Box Babies review: Hugely moving account from Ireland’s Handmaid’s Tale era
Television: The RTÉ documentary on three siblings abandoned as babies in the 1960s is grim and fascinating
1923 review: Yellowstone prequel is a well-put-together drama apart from Helen Mirren’s Irish accent
Television: More about mood than plot, this violent melodrama is filled with hard-bitten tales of inexpressive men bending the world to their will
Lana Del Rey in Dublin review: By far the strangest performance the Aviva has hosted
This gig raises the question of where artistic expression ends and doing right by your fanbase begins
The days of families huddling around the Late Late Show or Glenroe are gone - and that’s no bad thing
TV standouts such as Adolescence or Squid Game only underline a sense that the era of truly popular culture is slipping away