Until now, the band have received 5 star reviews in France for their 1st E.P., “Timewarp”, the single “Where Have All The Good Times Gone?” was the opening track on U.S. compilation “Riot on Sunset” and their second E.P. “Moving On” gained them airplay on Today FM and 2FM as well as being “Hot Press Pick of the Fortnight”.

“A Drug Called Tradition” was recorded at Mix-Box Studios in Germany with renowned producer, Larry Fricke at the helm. The 10 tracks were based on a “Youth, Boom, Bust” concept inspired by the the people and places around where the boys live . Reflecting the times, the songs take you on a journey from  adolescence (In The End) through to the roar of the celtic tiger (Charlie) and ultimately to the economic and social decline of the late 00’s (Pyro).

The iTunes rock No.1 “Misty Morning” is the third single to be lifted from the long player. The video for the 1st single “Alleyways” was nominated for an Underground Cinema award last year and their music has also travelled as far as South Africa, being used in advertising campaigns for the tourism industry. The lads are hoping to emulate this success once again with their new video and build their following with the support they’ve received already from John Creedon and Alf McCarthy on RTE Radio 1 and Dave Fanning on 2FM.