If you’ve had the pleasure of listening to “Maelstrom” by Dublin Ireland based Progressive Metal outfit Uragh then you will know as we do that the band richly deserved their place at Wacken this summer. If evidence was needed of their meteoric rise then they have submitted a performance of “Capsize” from their set, a
Ensuing that Dublin isn’t just famed as the home of Guinness, Progressive Metal outfit Uragh buried their flag in the earth with debut album “Maelstrom” last month. They used the fuel of Narrowly missing out in the final of Metal 2 The Masses for a slot on the New Blood stage at Bloodstock and took
“This album happened out of the blue … just a few months ago, we would never have dreamt about making an entire album, but somehow we got to this place. We are proud of what we have achieved – irrespective of how many people hear it or like it – to us it means the
Dublin Ireland is famous for a lot of things but there is always room for one more. Progressive Metal quality Uragh look like they’re going to break free from the shackles of their homeland and become a fully fledged international touring machine when their album “Maelstrom” drops, the latest preview being “Capsize“. Pre-orders for the
Having already streamed the track a couple of weeks back, Dublin Ireland based Uragh have shared a music video for “The Widening Gyre“. It follows the crushing “Monarch” out of the gate with both tracks appearing on the bands debut album “Maelstrom“, which is set for 19th April. It provides a further glimpse into the
Who doesn’t love a behind the scenes featurette? Ahead of the release of their upcoming debut album “Maelstrom” on 19th April, Dublin Ireland based heavy hitters Uragh have shared a look from a camera behind the camera for the first single from that “Monarch” which is an absolute belter. So good in fact is the
Having given us the powerful statement piece that is “Monarch” back in November, Dublin Ireland Metal outfit Uragh have announced their debut album “Maelstrom” for 19th April. They do so with “The Widening Gyre“, a venture into progressive realms as they explore personal and emotive lyrical themes…
They say that all good things must come to an end and with that in mind it is time for the final chapter of our Listmania Awards Season. It’s been an absolute pleasure going back over the year that was 2023 and picking out the songs, the EPs, the albums and the live shows that
Hailing from Dublin Ireland and citing influences as wide ranging as Gojira, Sepultura and Cynic, Progressive Metal outfit Uragh burst onto the scene in February 2023 and progressed all the way to the final of the Metal 2 the Masses competition for a chance to play the New Blood stage at Bloodstock. Narrowly missing out
