Loud cheers, creamy pints and the smell of whiskey, a wooden pub, the morning dew, a breeze from the Atlantic ocean, echoes of a distant past - the Irish side of The Lefthander.

Weila Waila

Sally Brown

Fiddler's Green

Fairytale Of New York (live Pogues Cover)

Bring Back The Bustle" is a heartfelt tribute to the quintessential English pub, masterfully delivered by Mr.FLEN. This Indie Folk Rock track weaves rich acoustic melodies with poignant lyrics, capturing the spirit of communal joy and nostalgia. The song features engaging elements like a reflective bridge, an intimate breakdown with acoustic solos, and an emotional outro that bids farewell to cherished moments spent under the warm glow of pub lights. Through this song, Mr.FLEN not only revives the forgotten tales of old pubs but also calls on listeners to cherish and support these cultural keystones

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"Seven Drunken Nights" is a humorous Irish folk song dating back to the 18th century. The song humorously narrates a gullible drunkard's recurring discoveries of evidence suggesting his wife's infidelity, only to be duped by increasingly implausible explanations.

The song gained global popularity with The Dubliners' recording of "Seven Drunken Nights," reaching number 7 on the UK charts in 1967 and topping the charts in Ireland. Despite being banned from the Irish national broadcasting station, the song enjoyed widespread success.

Various versions and adaptations of the song exist, with different lyrics and regional variations. The song's humorous narrative structure revolves around the protagonist's nightly discoveries, including a horse, coat, pipe, boots, head, hands, and a thing. The wife's explanations become increasingly absurd, leading to comical exchanges between the characters.

Though song's later verses are often considered too risqué for some audiences, they add to the song's irreverent charm, which is why we usually save this song for later in the set when hopefully most of the wee ones have drifted off to sleep.  If we get a request for it though, we'll be sure to suggest “ear muffs” before we get to the weekend!

7 Drunken Nights

Sisters of Frankenstien: Let's Adduce (P.Zuvela) is a rare Peter Zuvela track with him on lead vocal. All guitars/slide by PZ. Taken off the Man Trouble CD from 1998.
Recorded in Couch Studios, Fremantle Australia
Produced by Shaun O' Callaghan and Peter Zuvela

Sisters of Frankenstein; Tonia Martin - Vocals, Jenny Dawson - Bass, Peter Zuvela - Lead Vocals, Guitars & Dave Turner - Drums and Vocals.
Cover design by Jenny Dawson
Written in 1989

Man Trouble

Lets Adduce

Sisters of Frankenstein: Lets Adduce  (with Peter Zuvela)

Some men drive muscle cars, some prefer luxury sedans—but Phil? Phil drives the smallest car you’ve ever seen, and he wouldn’t have it any other way.

"Phil’s Tiny Car" is a fast-paced, cheeky anthem about a man who cheats at games, rants about movies, and refuses to touch caffeine or sugar—but still somehow barrels through life at full speed. With a mix of sharp wit, playful storytelling, and just the right amount of absurdity, this song is a tribute to every quirky friend who makes life infinitely more entertaining.

If you’ve ever met someone who bends the rules, defies logic, and refuses to upgrade their car, this one’s for you.

Legends, Lies and Lamentations

Phil's Tiny Car

Phil’s Tiny Car

Some people search for years to find the one meant for them. Some roads take unexpected turns, but when the right people finally meet, everything falls into place.

"David and Gillian" is a heartfelt tribute to two friends who found their way to each other after years apart, proving that love doesn’t follow a straight path—it follows destiny. With soaring melodies and an emotional, uplifting energy, this song celebrates second chances, long journeys, and the joy of finally finding home in another person.

For anyone who’s ever waited, searched, and finally found the one, this is your anthem.

David and Gillian

Some songs tell stories of love and loss, others of glory and redemption—but The Droop? This one warns of a fate far worse than any of those.

A cheeky, pub-style anthem filled with playful innuendo and good old-fashioned drinking wisdom, The Droop is a cautionary tale for those who indulge a little too much. With its rollicking rhythm and singalong-worthy chorus, it paints a tragicomic picture of a man whose love for ale has left him... well, less than triumphant.

Perfect for pub-goers, folk-song lovers, and anyone who enjoys a good laugh over a pint, this tune will have you raising your glass—just maybe not too many times.

The Droop (A Cheeky Drinking Song)

Music is not just an art form for me—it's a lifeline, a form of therapy that sees me through the highs and lows of life. Each track I create is a piece of my soul, translated into sound. It's in the depths of melodies and rhythms that I find solace, pouring my emotions and experiences into each note as a way to heal and understand myself better. My music is a diary of my journey, a reflection of the inner workings of my mind and heart. When you notice an influx of new tracks, it's a signal that I'm navigating through tougher times, seeking refuge and expression through my music. This direct channel from my innermost thoughts to your ears is what makes my music raw, real, and resonant. So, as you listen, know that you're not just experiencing a song, but a chapter of my life, a moment of catharsis, and a piece of my path to healing. My hope is that it may offer you the same comfort and escape it provides me.

Peter Zuvela is a Musician/Artist/ Photographer from Perth, Australia. His main instrument is the guitar.

Singer-songwriter, fiddle player and long-time busker - currently based in Vienna.

Wolf of Borg – AI Music Without Limits

Alas its a sad day for me. Due to continued issues with soundcloud, I am moving to United Masters for all of my releases. Soundcloud have already warned me that they will be deleting all my music, but It will have been released before that happens. Honestly, if you are intending to release music, I'd look elsewhere, Soundcloud are prescriptive and stifle creativity. Their Customer service is virtually inaccessible, unhelpful, and unable to resolve issues. They actively hinder creators instead of supporting them.

Wolf of Borg... Still Creating... Still releasing, just not through SoundCloud... I'll just take my 200,000 streams elsewhere ;)

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