PAY THE BOROUGH

Cian Nugent and The Women play their smash hit Sixes and Sevens on electrical guitar and drums along with Enemies and Heathers.


28th October, 2009
Project Arts Centre, 39 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin
8 pm/euros

DOOM WITH A VIEW

This friday Sea Dog play the first night of the third Doom 101 in Fred Zeppelins, Cork. 
A weekend of slow. 


Admission for both nights is very FREE 
9 pm both days


The line up is 
Friday 23rd October

MOLOCH (UK) www.myspace.com/molochscum 
SEA DOG www.myspace.com/deadseadogs 
ON PAIN OF DEATH www.myspace.com/onpainofdeathdoom 
TRENCHES www.myspace.com/trenchfootwaste 

Saturday 24th October

SLOMATICS www.myspace.com/slomatics 
DE NOVISSIMIS
WAR IRON www.myspace.com/wariron 
REALISTIC TRAIN www.myspace.com/realistictrain 
DWELL IN SUN www.myspace.com/dwellinsun  



Fun permitted 

SHORE TO SHORE

Mr Delaney will be leaving for London in a short while, this Monday will be his second last gig Dublin gig before he heads off... Come along and wish the maestro a fond farewell.

www.myspace.com/peterdelaney 

THE AFTERLIFE

This Friday, Sep 18th, Sea Dog play loud rock music in Anseo from 8 at Graveyard, w/ Skinny Wolves and U:Mack Djs. Come get heavy.

MERCURY

THE SPORTING LIFE

Okay, 

So I've set this up in the interest of putting up occasional news about goings on music-wise... 

So here's the first hit:

I've put up some new music on myspace, two newish pieces, the first "Sixes and Sevens" is a excerpt of a 25 minute or so piece, which was roughly recorded live a few months ago in Kilternan National Church by Paul Vogel. It was a long day with no heating, but it was a really good experience. And I'm very proud to have recorded with such great musicians, some of my favourite! 

The recording also features 

David Lacey: Percussion 

Chris Hladowski: Bouzouki 

Ailbhe Nic Oireachtaigh: Viola 

It looks like we'll be going into a studio to have another shot at recording it some time in the near future, but I think this stands as a good document for the moment. 

And then the other song is two older songs "Abyssal Plain/The Ceremony" meshed together. It was recorded last October in Boston on a fine Thursday morning for WMBR college radio. Glenn Jones kindly lent us the guitar for the tour, and I think it sounds great on this recording.

To be found here: 

Here

In other news I've recently started playing bass with Limerick band Sea Dog and we played our first gig as a fourpiece two weeks ago. Expect more Sea Dogging in the near future... A video excerpt of the gig is up here:

Sea Dog