The blissful Coney Island, New York shoot for Dublin band The Von Shakes’ new single Bali II, from their new album Bohemia.
Mark Verling writes:
The music video I shot and edited for Von Shakes, a Dublin based band that moved to New York some years ago, just premiered on MTV Hive. It would be great if you could share it and show off some our homegrown talent.
Watch here: The Von Shakes Hits Up Coney Island In ‘Bali II’ Video (MTVHive)
Should you enjoy a chunky synth sound reminiscent of Heaven 17 (fills pipe) and a gripping and scary Temple Bar-based gender role drama.
Vann Music – Into The Night
Alan Newman writes:
“Into the Night” is the second single from the [Dublin electro-pop] band’s Electro Shock Dreams EP. Vann Music play Whelan’s, Dublin on Friday November 1…
If you like your rock twerk-free and freaking LOUD
New Valley Wolves – Shake Your Bones
Daithif writes:
If your bones need calcium, remember that [Dublin’s] New Valley Wolves are the musical milkmen.
*horn sign*
Previously: New Valley Wolves – Fire In The Blood
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DueLo-8xNw&feature=c4-overview&list=UUPTV_MpMYd4eIJ1Zzz0JU5g
My Girl by Little Odessa
Susanna Dowling writes:
“My name is Susanna. I’m from Dublin but I live in Sydney now. I made a music video for a band here in Aus, which launched today. I thought it might be up your alley. “
Bodger is a big fan.
Smyth & Reilly – September 1913 (from the album Arise & Go).
Stay for the male nipple banter.
Free tonight?
Stephen Smith writes:
As it’s the centenary of WB Yeats’ poem September 1913 myself and Enda [Reilly] are doing a gig in Bewley’s, Grafton Street, Dublin tonight at 8.30pm.
While that in itself isn’t remarkable we think you might like the video (above), directed by Myles O’Reilly and featured on RTÉ’s The Works as well as the IFTA award winning documentary on Yeats “No Country for Old Men”.
Smith & Reilly, Bewley’s Cafe Theatre, (Facebook)
You Are Making Me Need You.
Or somesuch.
A dreamy, hypnotic and probably a bit rude Irish language choon from Saoirse Wall AKA ‘Swall’.
Dirtai.
63,000 views in one day!
Hozier (from Wicklow) – Take me To Church.
Hozier sez:
The video references the recent increase of organised attacks and torturing of homosexuals in Russia, which is subsequent to a long,
hateful, and oppressive political campaign against the LGBT community. The song was always about humanity at it’s most natural and how that is undermined ceaselessly by religious organisations and those who would have us believe they act in it’s interests. What has been seen growing in Russia is no less than nightmarish.
Free EP here
Thanks Niall Muckian
It’s pretty crunchy, in fairness.
New Valley Wolves – Fire In The Blood
Daithif writes;
None of your ‘Decent’ here. [Dublin’s] The New Valley Wolves rocking hooks like Tubridy rocks emotive interviews with widows.
*horn sign*
Jessy Rose of Tallaght-based, decent Irish hip hop collective Hare Squead.
Hare Squead, who range in age from 16-18, were responsible for this monstrously infectious Summer ‘jam’.
Their first headline gig will be in the Academy, Dublin on January 10, 2014.
Thanks Philip Wrenn
Róisín O – Hold On
Darragh Genockey writes:
The new video from Róisín O directed and edited by Simon Eustace, and featuring Aaron Heffernan (Collapsing Horse Theatre Company and soon to be in Love/Hate), Mirjana Rendulic (Broken Promise Land), Geraldine McAlinden & Colin Condon. Special thanks to Dogpatch Labs Dublin.
Róisín O plays her first Irish headline show of the year in Whelan’s, Camden Street, Dublin on Friday, October 18. Tickets here .
