First single from Cian Nugent's new album, Night Fiction, out Jan 2016 on Woodsist.

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Night Fiction is Cian Nugent's third album but his first taking on the role of singer-songwriter. Where his previous two albums: 2013's Born With The Caul and 2011's Doubles saw him exploring extended guitar based instrumentals with his band, The Cosmos, here he has reigned things in and focused his songwriting skills. Guitar fans, do not fear, there is still plenty of soloing and fingerpicking here. With 7 songs both solo and with his band, this album amalgamates everything Cian has done up to this point and reveals a more broad palate of influences, including The Velvet Underground, Richard Thompson, Television, Neil Young, John Lennon, Fred Neil, etc.

Recorded over a week beginning on Valentine's Day 2014, Night Fiction was recorded in Bow Lane Studios in Dublin with Daniel Fox (Girl Band) and mixed by Brendan Jenkinson. The album's seven songs include solo ventures as well as full-band recordings feat. David Lacey on drums, Conor Lumsden on bass, Brendan Jenkinson on organ and piano and Ailbhe Nic Oireachtaigh on viola. The vibe here is familiar yet refreshing and a logical progression for Cian.

"I've always been impressed and inspired by Cian's guitar playing; now on this album he brings his voice and stories to only expand that brilliance" - Steve Gunn




Cian Nugent - Things Don't Change That Fast

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Midweek Crisis are a 4 piece indie / rock / punk band of grown up teenagers from the borderlands of Dundalk Ireland, formed in 2019 through a shared love of diverse music. Their sound is a unique blend of their 80s and 90s influences and post-punk sensibilities, telling stories of failure and triumph with a big heart and a healthy lack of respect for the absurdity of our times.

The band have played live shows in venues in Dundalk and Dublin, Ireland including The Spirit Store and Fibber Magees, recorded a series of promotional videos with The Lockup Studio Dundalk and are recording and releasing their first tracks for a 2023 EP.

Midweek Crisis are Gus Cullen, Gerry Faulkner, Andrew Clarke and Elliott Lusk.

Cian Nugent - Things Don't Change That Fast

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