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Bricknasty release new EP forever featuring Dove Ellis

The Dublin collective’s most hook-driven EP yet, forever, is out via FAMM, with Dove Ellis guesting on ‘G unit’.
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The Dublin collective’s most hook-driven release yet, written in a few weeks and featuring Dove Ellis on ‘G unit’, is out on FAMM.

Bricknasty have released their new seven-track EP, forever, via FAMM, following the announcement last month.

Bricknasty  - the dom perignons

The clues for what was to come were in the singles – the clubbier mode of ‘bobinov’, with the 2-step indebted ‘the dom perignons’, with Samuel Pierre featuring on the vibey dance-leaning production of ‘lost my words’, the psychedelic R&B of ‘honey bee’ and Dove Ellis featuring on the Latin/Western-sounding ‘G unit’.


The mood is lighter, airier, more escapist yet more immediate than previous releases.

After three tapes that pushed deeper into the band’s experimental side, forever asks what happens when they aim for their most immediate music yet. “Before, we made it rocket science, but it’s not rocket science,” says Fatboy.

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It follows BLACKS LAW, which was recently nominated for an AIM award. The band played two North American tours off the back of it, along with All Points East, Way Out West and Forbidden Fruit this summer.

forever tracklist

  1. forever
  2. lost my words
  3. the dom perignons
  4. bobinov
  5. honey bee
  6. G unit (feat. Dove Ellis)
  7. bring your gun to town

Listen to forever here.

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