Mercury Prize 2014: Nominees Guide Mairead discusses the nominees for this year’s Mercury Prize. Archive 10 years ago
Album Review: Sia – 1000 Forms Of Fear Mairead Kearins reviews the electronic Australian singer-songwriter’s sixth album. Archive 10 years ago
Emmy Predictions Mairead Kearins gives her predictions for the 2014 Emmy Awards. Archive 10 years ago
Album Review: Ed Sheeran – x Mairead Kearins reviews the number one album from the English singer-songwriter. Archive 10 years ago
Summer Playlists Revamp your Spotify this Summer with some songs to accompany your lazy days in the sun/British rain. Transport yourself to a sunny beach, Ibiza, the inner city or a crazy festival. Archive 10 years ago
The Horror of Hologram Mairead Kearins comments on the growing use of Holograms. Archive 10 years ago
Success Is Better When Achieved Twice Mairead Kearins discusses those musicians who have dabbled in more than one musical project. Archive 10 years ago
Album Review: The Vamps – Meet The Vamps Mairead Kearins reviews the debut offering from the latest British boyband. Archive 10 years ago
Review: Divergent Mairead dives into Hollywood’s latest attempt to turn a tween novel series into a cashcow Archive 10 years ago
Review: How I Met Your Mother series finale Spoiler alert! Mairead Kearins reviews the last ever episode of How I Met Your Mother… Archive 10 years ago
Album Review: A Great Big World – Is There Anybody Out There? Mairead Kearins bows down at the tabernacle of sort-of-tween-crooners A Great Big World Archive 10 years ago
Why 2014 needs Excess Mairead explains why excess is still needed in the music industry today. Archive 10 years ago
A Tribute to Philip Seymour Hoffman Some of scene’s writers’ take time out of their schedule to commemorate Philip Seymour Hoffman’s passing. Archive 10 years ago
Album Review: Wanderlust – Sophie-Ellis Bextor Mairead Kearins approves of Sophie-Ellis Bextor’s change of musical direction. Archive 10 years ago
Scene Recommends: Film in 2014 Scene’s film fanatics discuss what they’re looking forward to in 2014 Archive 10 years ago
