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Niamh Poppleton

United Kingdom

Journalist at Freelance

obsessed with coffee and eyeliner | books, music and film addict | author & journalist

Articles

  • 3 weeks ago | narcmagazine.com | Niamh Poppleton

    Indie-pop band ivies’ most recent release, i don’t wanna care, comments on the struggles of being a chronic people pleaser and the commonality of self-consciousness in the digital age. The track combines emotionally vulnerable lyrics with an upbeat musical facade, the composition represents the very nature of being a people pleaser: hiding your true feelings behind a happy disguise. Throughout the track, a seamless blend of drums and guitars create an almost summer-like feeling.

  • 3 weeks ago | narcmagazine.com | Niamh Poppleton

    The fifth single by OUTRI, Skylark, marks a one-off collaboration with Ruth Lambert, a classy and versatile jazz singer. OUTRI is a solo bass project by Ian Paterson, who has described it as being borne out of a love of jazz, folk, electronica and found sound. The imagery of a songbird serves throughout as a commentary on hope and the impact of the human desire for love. Lambert is vocally reminiscent of Ella Fitzgerald, though subtle elements of Billie Holiday shine through.

  • 1 month ago | narcmagazine.com | Niamh Poppleton

    Four-piece band The Lend amalgamate mod, soul and indie to form the nonpareil vibe of their debut single Cruel To Be Kind. With a musical style reminiscent of their inspirations Small Faces and Ocean Colour Scene, the track combines a slow but rhythmic guitar, with the occasional crashing drumbeat.

  • 2 months ago | narcmagazine.com | Niamh Poppleton

    Punkerton Records Released: 01.02.25Blame Yourself’s debut album Delirium Fantasies is a distinctive commentary on the human condition. A fusion of indie rock, emo and pop punk, the tracks juxtapose vivacious rhythms with woe-filled lyrics and instrumentals resembling Green Day; upbeat and filled with rage.

  • Nov 30, 2024 | darlingtonandstocktontimes.co.uk | Niamh Poppleton

    This article was written by one of our Young Reporters, a scheme that gives 14 to 18-year-old school students a chance to write for a real newspaper. Find out more at the Young Reporter website. Invisible disabilities are physical, mental or neurological conditions that are not externally visible. These disabilities can impact upon a person’s ability to move, perceive senses, or their ability to perform certain tasks.

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