Cardinals

The Cork band will also be playing around the UK and Ireland throughout November

As the Gallaghers’ big reunion gathers pace, 15 artists from around the world tell NME about their relationship with Oasis

A stacked line-up of legends, rising talent and Norwegian names soundtrack a week of joy as an act of resistance at homely, forward-thinking festival

"It’s pop music at its core, personal, youthful, and, if you can see past the chaos and noise it’s extremely warm." said frontman Euan Manning

NME attended an event at the festival, where acts taking part in the boycott declared: "We as Irish people have a lot of solidarity with the people of Palestine as we share a history of occupation and oppression by colonialist countries"

The bands all pulled out after learning that the US Army was a "super sponsor" of the event

The statement comes after Texas governor Gregg Abbott told boycotting bands not to "come back"

"We stand in complete solidarity with Palestine and others who have spoke out against, and boycotted SXSW"

The six-piece's captivating sound traverses both the atmospheric bluster of Echo and the Bunnymen and the scratchy indie of Yo La Tengo