Day Three of Fall Right Into Place saw live performances from The Mary Wallopers, A Lilac Decline, Paddy Hanna, Skinner, Juinor Brother and more. Photos by Mark Earley
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Rusted Rail’s Gig Economy #1 took place in Carroll’s Caravan Club in Galway over the weekend to raise vital fund for the Red Cross in Ukraine. The gig featured live performances from Brain Kelly (So Cow), A Lilac Decline and Field Trip. Photos by Ciaran O Maolain
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We’re pleased to offer a first look at the new video by Galway’s Loner Deluxe. Comprising Rusted Rail records main man Keith Wallace, A Lilac Decline aka Cecilia Danell and So Cow’s Brian Kelly, the trio’s recent LP, Field Recordings, is hands down one of our favourite Irish albums of the year thus far. A highlight, opener ‘Track 1 Side 1′ is a cyclical lo-fi feat, featuring scorched lead guitar in the vein of Pixies’ Joey Santiago. Have a first look at the track’s accompanying visuals, courtesy of tinyEPICS, below.
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It’s been yet another phenomenal week for new releases in every corner of the island, boosted by today being the monthly Bandcamp Friday, which sees the platform waive all its own cuts – take that, Spotify. Delve into the best of the lot, featuring Postcard Versions, Joshua Burnside, Just Mustard, Wyvern Lingo, Natalia Beylis, and many more. Postcard Versions – Do You Consider? Just Mustard – Seven (Live on KXLU) Live Session by Just Mustard Joshua Burnside – War on Everything Kynsy – Cold Blue Light lastminuteman – Walking Into Water At Night %%%%%% by lastminuteman Natalia Beylis – Ursa Minor Old…
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So Cow live at Cavanan’s in Tuam, Co. Galway with support from A Lilac Decline and Big Monster Love. Photos by Ciaran O Maolain
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The anagrammatic musical pseudonym of West Coast-based Swedish visual artist and dreamfolk musician Cecilia Danell, A Lilac Decline’s debut album, The Mountain Rages, has just been released via Galway imprint Rusted Rail. Having come together during sessions in the spring and the wet summer of 2016, the album was recorded via one microphone and a selection of borrowed and found instruments in a Galway attic room and a remote cabin in Norway. Melding Danell’s brittle ruminations with ‘gazey soundscapes, check out the title track – and its video – from the album below.
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Rusted Rail’s dual album launch with Phantom Dog Beneath the Moon and A Lilac Decline at Roisin Dubh in Galway. Photos by Ciaran O Maolain.