Adebisi Shank are 3 people from Wexford who make a loud noise called ROCK MUSIC. They are nice boys who you could take home to your mammy without any cause for worry . Mick and Lar are also in a band called Terrordactyl. Vinny makes bleeps and bloops in his bedroom and calls it The Vinny Club. All 3 help run Popular Records.
Dublin:
Road Records, 16B Fade Street, Dublin 2
Spindizzy Records: Georges Street Arcade
City Discs: Temple Bar
Cork:
Plug'd records, Washington St
Limerick:
Organised Noise Records and Distro Email organisedchaoslimerick@gmail.com
Galway:
Zhiago Records, Shop Street
"The debut four track ep from this new Irish based post rock outfit, the ep features horse, jump cut, you shouldnt be in white and caddyshack, this is some of the finest and most explosive post rock i have had the pleasure to listen to in quite some time, try to imagine the heavy early battles eps blended with the complex rhythm changes of shellac and the explosive metal edged guitar sounds of oxes, with some truly complex arrangements its hard to imagine how these guys can play this at such a ferocious speed, the high quality of musicianship on the album is really something to behold and for long time lovers of heavy math rock then this is just pure manna from heaven" - Out Now on Armed Ambitions and Popular Records
Adebisi Shank's debut E.P. This is the first E.P. from a band called Adebisi Shank will be released on 7th
July. There will be launch gig in the Lower Deck, Portobello. In exchange for the
entry fee of 10 euros you will also receive a free copy of the E.P. Support from
BATS, Enemies and Laminate. A nationwide tour will follow the album release...
Some nice words from Nialler9's blog, click here to read more
Adebisi Shank are a three-piece noise rock troupe made up of Lar (Guitars,Bleeps) and Vinny (Bass,Blips) from Dublin
and Mick (Drums) from Wexford. Lar
and Mick can also be founding playing with Terrordactyl while Vinny makes up the 8-bit one man band - The Vinny Club.
Their bio labels them as “synthy, off-kilter math-fueled fun” which I think is slightly misleading, because Adebisi
Shank possess something which a lot of so-called ‘puzzle pop’ (LOL
NME!) band don’t have - feeling. Witnessing their live show is akin to watching a nervous breakdown:limbs flailing,
bodies jerking and frenetic energy
pours out of this band. You get the impression that they mean every note.
And so onto their eponomously-titled EP. Kicking off with the ferocious, bass-driven demon stomp of “Horse”, the Shank
really set out their modus operandi early. Pulsing drums push the songs along and the bass at some points over the
course of the EP is so dextrous that it could
be mistaken for an additional guitar. The guitar work really shines through on this EP - Lar coaxes sounds from his
instrument that are other-worldly at times and hellish the next.