Belfast band Problem Patterns are living the Glastonbury dream. More accustomed to playing in dozens or hundreds, the self-described queer-punks have landed the gig of a lifetime at one of the world's ...

The Belfast queercore quartet are fluid and ferocious, drawing on Bikini Kill and dispensing with a front person Belfast feminist queercore four-piece Problem Patterns – Alanah Smith, Beverley Boal, ...

HAVING released one of 2023′s best albums in the form of their superb debut, Blouse Club, Glastonbury-bound Problem Patterns’ anthemic new Belfast-centric tune is a strong contender for best single of ...

Problem Patterns have released a video for their new song “I Think You Should Leave”. The video was directed by the band and was edited by Alanah Smith. The song appears to be a standalone single and ...

Belfast feminist punk band Problem Patterns have revealed they called their employers to make sure they could have time off work after learning they would be performing at Glastonbury. The reality of ...

Happy Friday, rockers, and welcome to another thrilling instalment of Noise Annoys, brimming with top new tunes by local alternative acts. First up are the unstoppable Alcopop! recording artistes ...

Problem Patterns have announced that they have signed with Alcopop! Records. The band also announced that they will be releasing a new single called “Who Do We Not Save?” On March 8. Problem Patterns ...

With the rising cost of living in a post-Brexit world, what does Problem Patterns, a DIY band from Belfast, need to do to make noise outside their hometown? Here, the group’s Beverley Boal, Bethany ...

Award-winning queer feminist rock band Problem Patterns say they were sparked into life by their anger over the Ulster Rugby rape trial. The emerging rockstars played Glastonbury this year and picked ...

Heading into the latter half of a decade together, Problem Patterns are well-seasoned and only getting weirder. Refusing the notion of softening with age, the band are constantly pushing themselves ...