Hailing from the midlands of Ireland, Aoife Wolf melds searing goth-folk with lyrics that delve deep into uncanny worlds.  Drawing on influences such as Kate Bush, Nirvana, Cocteau Twins, and PJ Harvey, her moody and atmospheric songs have as many layers as the bogs that raised her. Her mesmerising live shows have captivated audiences across Ireland, where she has opened for renowned artists such as Joshua Burnside, Kathryn Joseph, Junior Brother, Anna Mieke, Lael Neale, Ichiko Aoba and TomBerlin. This recognition led to her performing at the OutPut and Ireland Music Week showcase festivals, as well as tastemaker festivals such as Other Voices, Spilt Milk and Feile na Greine. Wolf has received airplay on BBC Radio, RTE Radio one and two as well as being being tipped by Tony Clayton Lea as one of “The Irish under-the-radar acts you need to listen to right now”. With The Wetlands receiving over 100k streams on Spotify and features on official Spotify and Apple Music playlists, Aoife's music has resonated with listeners across the island and beyond, earning her new fans in the UK and US. In 2023 Aoife has been performing to audiences across Ireland, France and Germany.

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We now have some of our tracks available to buy on bandcamp 
https://niamhandstephenmckinney.bandcamp.com/

Niamh McKinney is a singer-songwriter from Wicklow. Having kept notebooks of poetry since childhood, she didn't start writing songs until one day in 2015, when songs suddenly started pouring out. Unsure as to the nature of what she had composed during this first creative burst, a form of validation came a month later when she won the Allingham Songwriting Competition with one of the first songs she wrote.
      Poetically rich - both lyrically and melodically - her heart-rending songs draw on stories and life experience, captivating by way of their ethereal sense of urgency and foreboding.
     Niamh writes her songs a capella. Her musical partner and husband Stephen McKinney (who has previously played guitar and synths with prog rock fusion band Leo Drezden) then crafts evocative guitar accompaniment which interweaves seamlessly with the songs, complementing their haunting quality. The two are currently working on producing their debut album.


Lizzy Byrne is a versatile Irish performer with a foundation in theatre and a growing presence on screen. A graduate of Bow Street Academy’s full-time Acting for Camera program, Lizzy also holds three years of intensive theatre training from Inchicore College of Further Education. Her passion for physical theatre led her to Italy, where she studied Commedia dell’arte and co-devised an original play that toured both Italy and Dublin.



With experience spanning theatre, advertisements, TV series, and short films, Lizzy brings authenticity, emotional depth, and sharp comedic instincts to every role. She is currently seeking more featured screen roles that challenge and expand her range.



Alongside acting, Lizzy is an accomplished musician and spoken word artist. Her creative work blends voice, rhythm, and storytelling, often exploring personal and social themes with honesty and lyrical edge. Whether on stage, on screen, or behind a mic, Lizzy is a compelling presence who brings heart and originality to all she creates.

Our album, «The Night Depository», is out now!
Watch this space for singles and other info.

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"This is the sort of misery that I love" - BBC Radio 1

"Bursts of melody twist and turn within the piece, with Joel Harkin patching his indie confessionals to pop lucidity." - Clash Magazine

"The track finds the Belfast-based singer-songwriter ruminating on family life and inequality, while he brings his lo-fi alternative folk sound to emotional new heights." - Hot Press Magazine

"The Donegal singer-songwriter’s craft brims at every turn with pathos and pure insight, and is rounded off with a melodic sensibility all his very own." - The Thin Air

Joel Harkin calls himself an alternative, ambient folk singer. He writes songs about cherry blossoms and old churches, about lost friends and migrations and a fear of dying. He is a humourist, a poet and philosopher.

He’s been influenced by Modest Mouse, Phoebe Bridgers, Conor Oberst, Gregory and the Hawk and many others. He is glad that he didn’t follow his father’s advice and become a horse doctor. His ambition is happily unchecked.

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