Drunken Boat will launch their second album 'Plumb the Depths' in the Joinery Gallery in Stoneybatter this Saturday (Nov 21st). its an early gig, doors open at 7pm with free wine reception and special guest dj's hefty horse before and after the gig. admission is 8 euros which include a copy of the album and its BYOB. it will all be finished by 10pm so get there early.
heres the road records review of 'Plumb the Depths'
'the return of this rather excellent post rock band [one man band should be] on say what you mean records. the band released an ep in 2007 [cut the engines raise the sails] also on the same label. mainman brian walsh is this time joined by drummer / percussionist dror zur. this is a much more intense listen compared to the very laid back sounds of the debut ep. its a collection of totally fuzzy post rock and slowcore sounds comparable at times to the meeting of slint and codeine. the album also has some beautifully rambling dirty three like passages with lots of looping intricate guitar action going on over almost jazz like brushed drum sounds. the album comes in a lovely screenprinted recycled card sleeve with printer inner poster. november 2009'
http://www.roadrecs.com/stock/shopping.php3?start=2
the album is also available from tower records, amazon mp3 and itunes
there's more info on myspace so check it out
http://www.myspace.com/drunkenboattunes
also
http://www.thejoinery.org/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Drunken-Boat/56051258508?ref=ts
http://www.myspace.com/heftyhorse
heres the road records review of 'Plumb the Depths'
'the return of this rather excellent post rock band [one man band should be] on say what you mean records. the band released an ep in 2007 [cut the engines raise the sails] also on the same label. mainman brian walsh is this time joined by drummer / percussionist dror zur. this is a much more intense listen compared to the very laid back sounds of the debut ep. its a collection of totally fuzzy post rock and slowcore sounds comparable at times to the meeting of slint and codeine. the album also has some beautifully rambling dirty three like passages with lots of looping intricate guitar action going on over almost jazz like brushed drum sounds. the album comes in a lovely screenprinted recycled card sleeve with printer inner poster. november 2009'
http://www.roadrecs.com/stock/shopping.php3?start=2
the album is also available from tower records, amazon mp3 and itunes
there's more info on myspace so check it out
http://www.myspace.com/drunkenboattunes
also
http://www.thejoinery.org/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Drunken-Boat/56051258508?ref=ts
http://www.myspace.com/heftyhorse
