#asylum harbour

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Prying into The Shameless

Our curiosity and hunger for new sonic adventures at The RR only seems to get nosier and greedier by the year and there is no doubt that that is partly down to our dear friend SHAUNA, one half of Canadian dreamscapers UMMAGMA and head honcho of SHAMELESS PROMOTION PR. In her spare time she goes tracking down striking new possibilities in artists and music and then comes a knocking on our door and…

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Time of the Shameless

We could not help ourselves returning to the recent bundles of discoveries found by our buddy Shauna from the band UMMAGMA and of SHAMELESS PROMOTION PR mainly because there were certain tracks that were nagging away at us, songs niggling away to show that they equally deserved further examination and sharing even if they had been out fora few weeks. So we present another handful of encounters…

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Pursue and Shamelessly Deliver

Just stopping to put the kettle on again, we return to the heavy treasure throve collated by promotion guru Shauna (of Shameless promotion PR and the band Ummagma) across her recent sonic safari through the wilds of the independently fuelled continents of music. Barely a sip passed lips before another handful of aural pearls ignited speakers…      It is fair to say that we are instinctively…

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Tombstones In Their Eyes releases Gimme Some Pain from Asylum Harbour

Kitten Robot Records presents Asylum Harbour by Tombstones In Their Eyes Los Angeles-based band Tombstones In Their Eyes has released the single Gimme Some Pain, accompanied by a video created by Italian multimedia artist Francesca Bonci. The song is part of the group’s latest album, Asylum Harbour, which is now available via Kitten Robot Records. The band, which incorporates elements of…

Tombstones In Their Eyes releases Gimme Some Pain from Asylum Harbour

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GEORGE IV MONUMENT ERECTED IN 1823

King George arrived in Ireland on his 59th birthday in August 1821 and it was expected that he would arrive in Dun Laoghaire. I think that it was spelled 'DunLeary' at the time. But for some reason [related to too much alcohol] he first landed in Howth

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