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Michael Knight Album Launch

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  • 06-09-2005 9:47pm
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    michaelknight
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    Finally...in a manner not wholly unlike the conclusion of an unwelcome bout of constipation, the excrutiating struggle is at an end...Michael Knight's debut album Youth Is Wasted On The Young will be released on 23rd September. To mark this event, there will be launch gig in the Lower Deck, Portobello. In exchange for the stipulated entry fee of 10 euros one will also receive a free copy of the album. Support from Patrick Freyne and his Bad Intentions and Stanley Super 800. A nationwide tour will follow the album release; dates to be confirmed.

    Details:
    Michael Knight
    Support from Stanley Super 800 and Patrick Freyne and his Bad Intentions
    Lower Deck, 1 Portobello Harbour, Dublin 6
    €10 (free copy of album)
    9pm

    "Irresistibly catchy songs and feel-good melodies" Sunday Tribune
    "Beautifully delivered vocals and compelling choruses" Eclectic Honey
    "Cruel but catchy indie anthem" Irish Times

    Michael Knight:
    Michael Knight are a Dublin-based indie pop group. They have been compared to artists like the Beach Boys, the Divine Comedy, Burt Bacharach and Rufus Wainwright. While they have an undoubted 60's fondness for killer tunes, they are also vaguely experimentally inclined – unusual chord changes, wilfully obtuse tunes, millions of vocals and odd song structures.

    Stanley Super 800:
    In April last year Stanley Super 800 released their eponymously-titled début album. It featured mixed up acoustic and electronic instruments roaming diverse styles ranging from pop to post rock. Constant gigging has seen the band's sound evolve somewhat over the last year; leaving their folktronic/electro roots behind for rockier ground while still remaining fresh and avoiding musical cul de sacs. On this occassion they'll be mixing in a country music version of their set, incorporating banjo, fiddle and slide guitar.

    Patrick Freyne and his Bad Intentions:
    Patrick Freyne and his Bad Intentions make melodramatic, rootsy pop music. Patrick Freyne formerly made garage rock with the NPB and country music with El Diablo. He is currently joined by sometime members of the Wilde Oscars, Calico Jak and Moya Brennan's backing band.


    www.villainrecords.com


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