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The shortlist for this year’s Northern Ireland Music Prize has been revealed.

Set to take place at Belfast’s Mandela Hall on Saturday, November 11, the following twelve albums will vie for the annual prize, as voted for by more than 70 people from the Irish music industry and media:

Arborist – Home Burial
Arvo Party – Arvo Party
Bap Kennedy – Reckless Heart
The Divine Comedy – Foreverland
Gross Net – Quantitative Easing
Hannah Peel – Awake But Always Dreaming
Invaderband – Invaderband
Joshua Burnside – Ephrata
Malojian – This Is Nowhere
Our Krypton Son – Fleas & Diamonds
Robocobra Quartet – Music For All Occasions
Sea Pinks – Watercourse

 

More from on this from: The Thin Air

At the Poetry Club for Spam zine’s new zine launch. £3 entry fee or £5 including a copy of the new zine.

BBC Radio Ulster’s Across the Line broadcast a feature on the making of the album. Listen again from around the 21st minute.

Clash Magazine have premiered the video for Still Life from ‘Quantitative Easing’.

 

Sharing a bill upstairs at the Duke of York with Autumns, Robocobra Quartet and Robyn G Shiels at this year’s Output Belfast on 16th February.

01.02.17 – GLASGOW        04.02.17 – LONDON       06.02.17 – PARIS       09.02.17 – BREST