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Debut EP "Cry Havoc" available through Savour Your Scene Records July 2012.

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Synthwave 
Horror/SciFi
Drummer

Keithmccoy1234@gmail.com

https://keithmccoy.bandcamp.com/album/the-3rd-channel-official-score

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I'm looking to find and share unknown or unsigned music from Limerick City's diverse underground

The second most popular game we played as children, was "HOUSE"

Born in Lima, Peru. Raised in Massachusetts. Michael, has had all kinds of inspiration and fell in love with all kinds of music at an early age. At 16 Michael was making music of all genres and styles. More recently doing DJ sets live, and behind closed doors experimenting with ever changing sounds and samples. Watch this space for more to come. MGrattaroti@gmail.com

MYSTERIES END formed around the mid 1990’s. What started as a two piece – Alan O’Connell (guitar) and Keith McCoy (drums) eventually became the line up with Gary Cooper (vocals), Stephen Fitzgerald (guitar). They went on to record a 5 track demo in Limerick’s XERICS studios, with bass duties performed by Alan, Keith & Stephen. Gigging locally and adding Dave Brosnan on Bass, MYSTERIES END went on to record the song ‘Starscorned’ for the “First Irish Heavy Metal Compilation” in Dublin followed by a couple of gigs to promote the release by Panic records in 1997.

The years that followed saw yet another change in line up with Sean O’Brien taking up bass duties and Stephen leaving guitar duties to become lead singer. This period also saw a lot of song writing, practice, gigs and long hiatuses too, unfortunately. It wasn’t until 2003 that MYSTERIES END would releases another demo. “What The Mirror Does Not See” was a 6 track demo and had yet another line up change, this time with Ger Carmody on bass. Playing regularly in Limerick, MYSTERIES END enjoyed their last couple of years of gigs before eventually playing their last one with Alan Griffin pulling bass duties on the night, on April 17th 2005. MYSTERIES END would again find themselves down to a two piece. Alan and Keith continued to write, practice and record demos for a few years after that. Those demos may or may not see the light of day sometime, who knows…

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