4am Blues-Barrett Johnson

“Blaggards’ debut Standards (NFA) is aptly named yet downplays their wonderfully exuberant, irreverent approach to well-known tunes such as “Foggy Dew” and “Rocky Road to Dublin.” Thoroughly irresistible, the Houston quartet joins the ranks of kilt-wearing, ass-kicking Irish rockers willing to cross genres to get their point across, as on the fiddle-driven medley of “Folsom Prison Blues” and ever-moving “Fields of Athenry.” Ten tunes leave the listener dying for more, like a pint of Guinness that’s been shorted with too much foam.” MARGARET MOSER for the Austin Chronicle

Bog Songs

Irish Rover

Inspired by Radiohead’s iconic “Creep,” this soul-baring anthem gives voice to the quietly outcast and the unseen.
“I’m a Weirdo,” is a song that dives unflinchingly into the world of self-doubt, longing, and quiet desperation. With evocative lyrics and haunting melodies, “I’m a Weirdo” stands as both a tribute to the spirit of Radiohead’s “Creep” and a raw, modern reflection of its timeless themes.
Blending atmospheric instrumentation and heartfelt vocals, the track tells the story of someone trapped in the shadows—yearning to be seen, wrestling with feelings of inadequacy, and haunted by the ache of unrequited admiration. 
With “I’m a Weirdo,” Golden Greyline channels the legacy of alt-rock’s most honest voices, while offering a fresh perspective on what it means to feel different, invisible, or misplaced in a world that seldom notices the quiet ones. This is not just a song; it’s a mirror for anyone who’s ever wondered if they belong.


I’m a weirdo

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This track is from the album Another Round and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/theirishrovers13

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