Justine Ó Gadhra-Sharp Tasman, New Zealand
‘Sídhe’ is the debut solo EP from Justine Ó Gadhra-Sharp, former singer with dark, experimental New Zealand projects The Gael, Flinch, Pulchritude, DiS, and Artemisia. Recorded with drummer Iva Treskon, the ‘Sídhe’ EP blends brooding and seductive cabaret with dark electronica, brought to life by producer and multi-instrumentalist Josh Wood (The Mercy Cage). ... more
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