Flogging Molly release 'Revolution' in the UK as a single on June 27th following their performance at Glastonbury festival. 

Flogging Molly - Revolution

Antneys Eye (original 2008 mix)

Hop High/Here in the Vineyard

Hop High

Sorbus 260

First World Pros

1/04/17

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Changed For Good

Tribilin Hits

Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (Tribilin Sound Dub)

The Pains of Being Pure At Heart had quite a run over the last eighteen months. They released their self-titled debut last February to universal acclaim, racking up features in magazines like Spin, Rolling Stone and NME, earning Best New Music status from Pitchfork, and touring the US and Europe non-stop. They began 2010 with a month-long tour of Japan, New Zealand and Australia, and are wrapping it up with a series of west coast dates with labelmates Weekend and a sure-to-be-triumphant return to England.

All the while they've been working on new songs, releasing the excellent single Say No To Love in June and beginning work on their eagerly-anticipated second album. To help bring this new batch of tunes to life they've enlisted the help of producer Flood (Smashing Pumpkins, U2, PJ Harvey) and ace mixer Alan Moulder (My Bloody Valentine, The Jesus & Mary Chain, Arctic Monkeys). The result is a massive sounding album, sonically ambitious but still grounded in the peerless song-craft that The Pains are known for.

"Heart In Your Heartbreak" is the first preview from the new album, and it's a perfect snapshot of where the Pains are headed in 2011. An infectious slice of chunky power-pop with a great beat, sweeping synths and well-placed guitar jangle, it's immediately obvious that the new production team has brought out the best in the band. It's pure Pains all the way, but bolder, louder and more confident.


The Pains of Being Pure At Heart - Heart In Your Heartbreak


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Tell Me

Well I waited so long
They said I'd crumble
But I still stood strong, 
that's till you came along.
Yeah, you ripped through me, 
left me exposed,
now the whole world can see, 
that I'm just half a house.

But I still have a little piece of green, I still have a garden.

I've seen the births, crawling, cups of tea
Toast toasting, growing cannabis leaves,
smoking drinking, hours of TV,
I've held this inside me, held this inside me.
I've felt the warm purr of a malting cat,
the mixture of basil and parmesan
the speeding of records and slowing down,
I've held this inside me, held this inside me.
Hysterical laughing at I don't know what,
crying and shouting of a child in strop,
the building of dens and then death beds,
I've held this inside me, held this inside me.
Warm kisses on a winters eve,
the frenzied buzz of a summers feast,
no they can't take that away from,
I've held this inside me, held this inside me.

But I still have a little piece of green, I still have a garden.


Billy + Steve - Half A House

First World Pros. 3 Drummers/percussionists, bass, electric + acoustic guitars and synth. Some singing and shouting. 
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