One Day International / Cats and Cats and Cats gigs

Head on down to Whelans tonight for the launch of One Day International’s album Blackbird. I mentioned the album a few weeks back. Extra incentive tonight as Cathy Davey and Conor O’ Brien aka Villagers are supporting. They have dates coming up in Limerick, Cork, Dundalk and Cork too.

Another band playing this week are folky math rock London band Cats and Cats and Cats. I’m hearing great reports about last night’s Dublin show. Catch them over the next few days in Limerick’s Baker Place tonight (with Hooray for Humans), Kilkenny’s Cleeres Theatre this Saturday, Galway’s Roisin Dubh (with Hooray for Humans) on Monday and The Whiskey in Cork on Tuesday (with Hooray for Humans). They are releasing a limited edition vinyl on The Richter Collective. The below MP3 is a remix by a member of Do Make Say Think which will be given away with the first 50 orders of the vinyl from the shop. other remixers include Diverted and Dans Le Sac Vs Scroobius Pip.

One Day International – Lead Balloon

One Day International – Black is the Bird

Cats and Cats and Cats – Brilliant the Brillant (VFU remix)

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