Just Mustard at The Workman’s Club was a gig I had been eagerly anticipating for a while now. Having had their debut Wednesday on repeat for the last few months, seeing them live was the last piece of the puzzle. Venue The Workman’s Club. Haven’t been to a gig here before but I enjoyed it. It’s a small venue but that only means you can … Continue reading Just Mustard Please
Reclessreviews is heading to The Workmans Club tomorrow night to see Just Mustard and I can’t wait. Giving them our Track of the Week is a no-brainer, so here’s a live recording of “Deaf” to ease you into the weekend. Tickets remain for the gig and I’d highly recommend grabbing one because these guys are just great. I’ll bring you a gig review Sunday/Monday too, so … Continue reading Just Mustard-Deaf
Check out Fontaines D.C. new single “Big” below. The new release also features “Too Real” as a second single, another absolute banger by the Dublin band. Along with this single the band have announced they’ll be releasing their debut album titled Dogrel on April 12th, and I can’t bloody wait for it. Continue reading Fontaines D.C.-Big
Just Mustard are an alternative/shoegaze five piece from Dundalk. Formed in 2016, they already have an album to their name: Wednesday. Wednesday was aptly released on a Wednesday in May and it somehow managed to pass me by, I guess I was going through my Ariana Grande phase… Throughout Wednesday, the vocals of lead singer Katie Ball, often assisted by David Noonan, put you in a … Continue reading Just Mustard-Wednesday
Up-and-coming Irish post-punk rockers The Murder Capital have just released their first single titled “Feeling Fades”. They’ve been making noise here and in the UK over the last 12 months, even supporting Shame during their second Irish show of 2018 along with FONTAINES D.C. “Feeling Fades” sounds like a song by a band ready to take their chance. They sound confident, direct and most importantly full … Continue reading The Murder Capital-Feeling Fades
(Sigh) What a shame it is this EP has to end after 23 minutes. What a shame that all of David Keenan’s EPs released over the last two years have ended too soon. While each release offers proof of his outstanding talent, Evidence of Living gives us a complete collection of songs that bind all that has come before it together. The most surprising thing … Continue reading David Keenan-Evidence of Living
Our Track of the Week comes from Paddy’s Hanna’s second album Frankly, I Mutate. The track is “Bad Boys” and it’s a peach! Continue reading Paddy Hanna – Bad Boys
