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Originally formed in New York City and recently relocated to Pittsburgh, Machine Girl is a solo turned two piece digital hardcore outfit consisting of vocalist / producer Matt Stephenson and drummer Sean Kelly.
 
Cutting their teeth on the DIY circuit across North America, Machine Girl have quickly become known for their unpredictable and cathartic live shows, amassing a rabid following of club kids, punks and metalheads reveling in the bands amorphous blur between grindcore mosh pit and underground gabber rave.
 
Alongside fellow New York artists Bonnie Baxter, Prison Religion and Deli Girls, Machine Girl spearheaded a recent wave of DIY music culture existing on the borders between punk, noise, techno, and rap, with few. 
 
Machine Girl’s music reflects the sensual overload of an omnipresent media in which public truth has become a prism of intersubjective realities and global tribalism no longer bound to a common fabric of facts or local cultural truths. It represents a postmodern world in which cultural points of reference have become universal, readily available to anyone at any time to be consumed, disconnected from their original meaning to be rearranged, culturally recharged and globally reconnected in ad lib fashion.
 
Connect with Machine Girl 
Website | Twitter| Facebook | Instagram | Spotify
 
 
Ticket Information:
 
€18.15 Incl. BF. + Service Charge
 
General Admission Event

Machine Girl

Selective Memory presentsSKINNER
The Workman's ClubFriday 20th May. 8pm

SKINNER

Eastbound & Singular Artists Present:
 
Sam Wickens & Reevah. Plus support from Christian Cohle
 
The Workman's Club, Cellar 18th May 2022
 
Sam Wickens stunning new single ‘Civil’ was released that garnered support from National Station Today FM, FM104, RTÉ 2XM, Hot Press, Indiebuddie and many more. 
 
Sam is a mesmerising performer, gifted with the talent to arouse the soul with haunting melodies laced with poignant lyrics sung with his trademark transparency of spirit.
 
Compared to Jeff Buckley, John Martyn, Death Cab For Cutie, Tom Waits, Sam is a soulful writer and performer with a restless creativity, conveying a personal blend of Electronic, Soul, Blues, Gospel, Folk and Indie.  
 
Sharing the stage on the night of 4th February will be Derry based Indie-folk artist Reevah. Reevah has gained support from influencers at BBC Introducing, RTE Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, RTE 2FM, BBC Radio Ulster and more.
 
Connect with Sam Wickens
Twitter  | Instagram | Facebook | Website | SPOTIFY
 
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General Admission: €14.00(Incl. Booking Fee) + Service Charge

Sam Wickens + Reevah

Adrian Crowley
 
Foggy Notions are proud to present Adrian Crowley at The Workman's Clubon Friday, May 27th 2022. Adrian released his ninth album 'The WatchfulEye Of The Stars' on Chemikal Underground in April 2021
 
One stormy night in Ireland, Adrian Crowley’s brother brought home a wounded crow.  After taking care of it for a time, the crow flew away on its own, leaving an impression behind: Crowley wrote a story, which would later become the aptly titled “Crow Song” on this, his brand new record & ninth studio album The Watchful Eye of the Stars. He sings, “And I was joyous for you, but shattered none-the-less.”
 
Suffused with a hazy and surreal quality, Crowley describes Watchful Eye’s poignant narratives as those which insisted themselves upon him. After the fact, it seemed these songs came to him more or less fully formed. “It’s a beautiful and mysterious thing,” he says. Perhaps it is a tendency to hold onto memories (“It’s taken me so long to write to you / Well I just couldn’t find a pen,” he laments in “Bread and Wine”), that allows him to unleash them lyrically in completion. For Crowley, the creative process is an organic event rather than a practice he feels compelled to regulate or control. He approaches lyrics much like he does short story writing. “The songs straddle the conscious and subconscious world and some are even psychedelic in my mind, but to me they are all at once true stories and born of another place,” he shares.
 
In making the album, Crowley moved between studio and at home recording, while John Parish (Aldous Harding, PJ Harvey) produced. The pair worked from tracks made initially by Crowley on a charity shop ¾ size nylon string guitar or Mellotron: “In this way, John wanted to keep some of the magic of that first take”, says Crowley. Contradictions and complexities are left intact, initial recordings were limited to one or two takes, and the songs feel more like a dream recounted upon waking.
 
Plus support from Ellie O'Neill
 
Ticket Information
 
General Admission: €20.00 incl booking fee & €2.50 service charge.
 
Event subject to government restrictions

Adrian Crowley

Since releasing their debut single in March 2019, they have played shows with the likes of Ezra Furman and Fat White Family, and performed on two of Ireland's biggest music festivals Electric Picnic and All Together Now. The band released their second single in October 2019, which received high praise from BBC 6 Music's Steve Lamacq and was named BBC 6 Recommends Track of The Week. 
 
Similarly, their third single was playlisted on BBC 6 Music as well as being named BBC 6 Recommends Track of The Week. Their fourth and latest single was made BBC 6 Music’s ‘Livener’ as chosen by Steve Lamacq.
 
Featured as one of Hot Press' Hot for 2020 acts and as one of Golden Plec's 'Plec Picks', 2020 was set to be a good year for Odd Morris having not been halted by the global pandemic. As well as being listed in The UK Independent’s ‘Top 10 Ones to Watch’ for 2020, Odd Morris had a prolific live schedule that would have seen them play Irish festivals Forbidden Fruit and Body & Soul, numerous shows in the UK and Amsterdam's London Calling festival, to name a few.
 
 
 
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General Admission: €14.00(Incl. Booking Fee) + Service Charge

Odd Morris

Indie trio Wild Rivers (Khalid Yassein, Devan Glover, and Andrew Oliver) have a gift for penning introspective lyrics and genre-fluid melodies that transmit wisdom beyond their years. Their anticipated full-length album, Sidelines—co-produced by Peter Katis (The National, Interpol, Sharon van Etten) and Wild Rivers and recorded in Connecticut, Los Angeles and Khalid and Devan’s college town of Kingston, Ontario (where the two originally met and  began making music together)—touches on coming-of-age themes and embracing the unknown.
 
Sonically, Wild Rivers pull from a spectrum of sounds, imbuing pop, rock, indie, and folk into each song’s blueprint. “We all listen to a wide range of music, from hip-hop to indie rock to pop,” Devan says. “We like to pull our favorite parts of every genre and patch them together and see what works and see what feels good.” 
 
For fans of The Paper Kites, Sharon Van Etten, The Head and the Heart. 
 
 
Ticket Information:
 
€15.00(Incl. BF.) + Service Charge
 
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Dublin

May 18 Wednesday

Sam Wickens + Reevah

May 20 Friday

SKINNER

May 21 Saturday

The K's

May 22 Sunday

Machine Girl

May 25 Wednesday

Odd Morris

May 27 Friday

Adrian Crowley

Jun 5 Sunday

Wild Rivers

Jun 15 Wednesday

Feet

Jun 16 Thursday

The Wood Burning Savages

Jun 18 Saturday

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