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Our Hot Tip From Ireland: Cliffords…

 

 

Cliffords are a very decent young band from Cork in Ireland who have just dropped the excellent single, “Bittersweet”, their first through newly formed label, Soil To The Sun.

The Cork band self-financed and self-released a debut EP last year, but “Bittersweet” marks their first steps working alongside a producer in Richie Kennedy [at Battery Studios in London], aiming their sights beyond the confines of their home city.

Fronted by Iona Lynch, Cliffords deal in a “melody-rich, guitar-heavy merging of both shoegaze and grunge”.

Ioana says: “Bittersweet is a more abstract look at nostalgia and our last few years of living in Cork. The first few lines of the song, ‘the city begged look up,’ comes from something my grandad always said to me, ‘look up or you’ll miss half the beauty of the city’.

“Bittersweet reflects the mixed emotions of us as a band finding our way in music and in ourselves as young adults. The lyrics poke fun at heartbreaks and how dramatic and potent those feelings felt at the time.”

 

Cliffords Live:

16th March – Misneach Festival, Sydney

17th March – The Lansdowne, Sydney

19th March – The Gasometer, Melbourne

12th April – Heartbreakers, Southampton

13th April – The Louisiana, Bristol

15th April – Dublin Castle, London

16th April – The Bodega, Nottingham

17th April – The Deaf Institute, Manchester

3rd May – Sound City, Liverpool

10th May – The Road to the Great Escape @ King Tut’s, Glasgow

15th May – The Great Escape, Brighton

16th May – The Great Escape, Brighton

17th May – London Calling, Amsterdam

24th May – Live at Leeds

25th May – Neighbourhood Festival, Warrington

14th June – Best Kept Secret, Hilvarenbeek

21st June – Bludfest, Milton Keynes Bowl

6th July – Rock Werchter, Werchter

25th July – Latitude Festival, Suffolk

26th July – Truck Festival, Oxfordshire

27th July – Tramlines, Sheffield

3rd August – Y Not Festival, Derbyshire

23rd August – Victorious Festival, Portsmouth

 



 

 

Photo credit: Cal McIntyre

 

 

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