BOOKINGS / PRESS : ghostestates@gmail.com
MANGEMENT :              ghostestates@gmail.com

“A hugely Haunting and alluring rattle” Jim Carroll-THE IRISH TIMES,

 “A euphoric sound built for the live stage” THE POINT OF EVERYTHING

“A very different sound to what is out there at the moment” 2 UI BESTOW

Releases 
Paris (Single) May 2011 (Free Soundcloud Download)

Forever Or Never (Single) August 2011 (Free Soundcloud Download)

October (Single) January 2012 (Limited edition CD and free download)

Ghost Estates (Debut Album) June 2012  (CD, Vinyl, download from itunes and all digital stores)

All formats available @ http://ghostestates.bandcamp.com/

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Fallen Rule are a 4 piece rock 'n' roll band from Dublin, led by Scott Glennon [vocals, guitar] backed by Gary Earle [drums, vocals], Neil Daly [bass, vocals] and Hugh O'Reilly [guitar & vocals].

They released their debut album 'No Way to Know Why' in late March 2013,
which was recorded by New York Grammy Award winning Fernando Lodeiro.
The debut has been making waves across the US, reaching no.1 on North Carolina
 college radio and was named ‘Album of the Week’ by Dan Hegarty on RTÉ 2FM
 in Ireland.

Embracing rough edges and raw vocals, the songs talk of broken hearts, human flaws
and are unashamedly hopeful. Folk-infused rock and roll pays homage to the story-telling
ache of the blues, with touches of gospel.


Fallen Rule launched 'No Way to Know Why' to a sell-out home crowd in Dublin's award
winning live venue, The Grand Social and prepare to release ‘Understand’ as the lead
single from their debut.


Chonk is an up and coming Techno night in Dublin. 

So far we've brought Chonk to The Cavern, The Good Bits, The Underground, The Hub, Twisted Pepper & the legendary McGruders! 

Add us on Facebook, or check the Youtube page to see the lads in action.

We are always looking for new talent so please feel free to drop us a mix...



Friend? are a five piece instrumental outfit from Dublin, Ireland. Formed in late 2007, their sound has developed in to rhythmically driven math / post-rock accompanied with electronic samples, and led by expressive, haunting violin lines. 

Friend? are most at home on the live stage. "The raw energy and frenetic movement of Friend?'s live performances make each of the shows unique and unmissable." 

2010 saw the band tour the UK and Ireland, appearing alongside the likes of And So I Watch You From Afar, Monsters Build Mean Robots, Brontide, Shapes, Axis Of, Enemies, Kasper Rosa, Alright the Captain and many more. This mileage has already established the band amongst the hardest working bands and labels on the circuit, and earned them a loyal audience.

Their self titled debut EP was released in April 2011 on the ElevenEleven label. 2011 will see the band record several split EPs and UK and Irish tours to coincide with each.

"Let’s not bandy around genres because it’s a rose, a melodic blossom that will smell as sweet under any name. They channel the greats of rock and classical, melding ascerbic with ethereal, building structures that are both fragile and powerful in equal measure. This is the sound of a band with an identity and drive that culminates in the music of their dreams, an outlandish description unless you’ve been in attendance at a live show, where the heady rush of exhilaration and bewilderment leaves you in a wakeful state." - Harmless Noise

"Friend? are a more developed, technical and structurally-focused beast, incorporating elements of math rock into their sound. Heavy, yet light-footed in melody, the music never outstays its welcome and keeps interesting and refreshing." - Take The Candy

Passed yonder plains and o’er the mountain,
Down the valley and through the forest,
Every sound follows and surrounds us
And at every turn a maker.
Deep in the fields the men of labour,
At every bud the bee and trader,
The tune carried by each passing stranger
Beyond this olden acre.

FALLEN RULE is following