Welcome To Music City
Ireland's rock legacy runs deep, from Thin Lizzy to The Undertones.
Today it's Euro- country queen CMAT, rap rebels Kneecap, and post- punk runners Fontaines D.C. - and now Dublin born-London based Music City, adding another bold chapter to the story with their hook-driven, punk-fired debut Welcome to Music City, on Redundant Span Records.
The album blends wry storytelling with chiming guitars, stacked harmonies, and muscular rhythm sections. "I didn't set out with a theme or story arc, but looking back the album feels like a constant fight between hope and disappointment," shares songwriter Conor Lumsden (also drummer, singer and songwriter in Dublin favourites The Number Ones). "It's the peaks and troughs of just trying to get by, in love, against the outside forces, or the ones inside your own head." New single "Common Sense" is a swaggering, hook- laden anthem featuring Tina Halladay of Sheer Mag, delivered with the passion of a 12-year-old playing guitar in the mirror.
Music City have toured with Sheer Mag and Parquet Courts, and recently returned from Spain and Italy supporting The Lemon Twigs. Put those names together and you'll start to hear where Music City are coming from...
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Welcome To Music City
Ireland's rock legacy runs deep, from Thin Lizzy to The Undertones.
Today it's Euro- country queen CMAT, rap rebels Kneecap, and post- punk runners Fontaines D.C. - and now Dublin born-London based Music City, adding another bold chapter to the story with their hook-driven, punk-fired debut Welcome to Music City, on Redundant Span Records.
The album blends wry storytelling with chiming guitars, stacked harmonies, and muscular rhythm sections. "I didn't set out with a theme or story arc, but looking back the album feels like a constant fight between hope and disappointment," shares songwriter Conor Lumsden (also drummer, singer and songwriter in Dublin favourites The Number Ones). "It's the peaks and troughs of just trying to get by, in love, against the outside forces, or the ones inside your own head." New single "Common Sense" is a swaggering, hook- laden anthem featuring Tina Halladay of Sheer Mag, delivered with the passion of a 12-year-old playing guitar in the mirror.
Music City have toured with Sheer Mag and Parquet Courts, and recently returned from Spain and Italy supporting The Lemon Twigs. Put those names together and you'll start to hear where Music City are coming from...
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Ireland's rock legacy runs deep, from Thin Lizzy to The Undertones.
Today it's Euro- country queen CMAT, rap rebels Kneecap, and post- punk runners Fontaines D.C. - and now Dublin born-London based Music City, adding another bold chapter to the story with their hook-driven, punk-fired debut Welcome to Music City, on Redundant Span Records.
The album blends wry storytelling with chiming guitars, stacked harmonies, and muscular rhythm sections. "I didn't set out with a theme or story arc, but looking back the album feels like a constant fight between hope and disappointment," shares songwriter Conor Lumsden (also drummer, singer and songwriter in Dublin favourites The Number Ones). "It's the peaks and troughs of just trying to get by, in love, against the outside forces, or the ones inside your own head." New single "Common Sense" is a swaggering, hook- laden anthem featuring Tina Halladay of Sheer Mag, delivered with the passion of a 12-year-old playing guitar in the mirror.
Music City have toured with Sheer Mag and Parquet Courts, and recently returned from Spain and Italy supporting The Lemon Twigs. Put those names together and you'll start to hear where Music City are coming from...
