You're Only Massive + Cajole & Bully + Stone Throwing Youths - April 2nd @ Bootleg (1 Viewer)

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Bootleg
The Pavilion
Thursday April 2nd

featuring
You're Only Massive
Doors 9.30pm €6 before 10pm / €8 after.

You're Only Massive was founded in in the second quarter of 2007 by club magnate Maebh Cheasty. Fall 2008 saw the group welcome nightlife czar David Murphy.

You're Only Massive operates through three principal product types:
Performances, Releases and Ancilliary Projects.

Performances create a club environment, suffused with a sense of urgency, engaging the mind and body of the audience. You're Only Massive have experienced significant growth since it's inception with a set up of two turntables and a microphone and diversified its sonic palette to include techno, RnB and pop.

The debut You're Only Massive release is a collaborative album with Cork band Queen Kong, entitled Dot-Dash. The album was released as a 12" silver vinyl in August 2008 and was an immediate critical success, hailed by The Sunday Tribune as "a truly modern creation and one of the best Irish releases this year" and by The Irish Times as "light years ahead of their peers."

Under The Neon the single is released in April of 2009 on 7" vinyl and download.
A full album is envisaged for release in the final quarter of 2009.

A number of Ancillary Projects have been developed to broaden product capabilities:
Disco-nnect is a walking tour of Dublin that took place in July 2008.
A fragrance is currently in development.

You're Only Massive have offices in Waterford, Dublin, Berlin and Leipzig.

www.myspace.com/youreonlymassive

Support from Cajole & Bully and Stone Throwing Youths.​

 

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Cajole&Bully

Cork based five piece Cajole&Bully combine high energy performances with infectious distortion riddled postpunk pop. Throughout the last year they have been perfecting a blistering live set designed to get audiences going. Throughout their shows the focal point is constantly shifting as guitars and microphones change hands between band members. To date C&B’s live intensity has yet to be captured in the full on their lo-fi recordings but with this band the momentum is ever increasing. Their first studio album is due this summer. All but imageless these five are here to by heard and nothing more. Anything can happen when Cajole&Bully come to play but one thing is always made clear and in just four words... this band have songs.


www.myspace.com/cajoleandbully​