Incredibly, over 2 years ago we first introduced you to the sounds of Croupier. It honestly feels like yesterday, and the band haven’t parted our playlists just yet. But back in 2010 we stated they belong to Richter Collective, the renowned Irish label. We stated it wouldn’t be long until a label picked them up. Since Richter Collective announced it’s final goodbyes, label ElevenEleven have been picking up the next generation of top quality talented acts.
ElevenEleven currently represents Dublin based bands Friendquestionmark, Overhead, The Albatross, Croupier, Bantum, Rachael Boyd and Eatenbybears
We endeavor to add to our artist roster with exciting and imaginative new acts and commit to developing and maintaining new, innovative methods of promoting and distributing Irish music here and abroad.
Croupier, one of these acts, are a 5 piece from Co.Wickslow.
Consisting of Charlie Mooney- guitar/vocals, Harry Burton -keyboard/piano/vocals, Niall O’Kelly-drums, Oisín Murphy- vocals/guitar and Rob Reid slapping the bass.
Incorporating broad influences, from Talk Talk to The Redneck Manifesto to Liars, into a collaborative musical effort that defies basic categorisation. This is energetic, melodic, purposeful music that refuses to exist within a vacuum.
The band have just unveiled a new single taken from their forthcoming debut album which is now available to pre-order.
Their self-titled debut album will be released on August 24th through Eleven Eleven
Creobeast Single Stream
Croupier Tracklisting and Album Info:
1. The Crooper
2. Creo Beast
3. Red Lemon
4. It’s Not The TV (It’s The Remote)
5. Dear Murray,
6. Pax Bisonica
7. Panama
8. All Your Kids
9. Traces
10. Specter
Releases 24 August 2012
Charlie Mooney (Guitar/Vocals)
Harry Burton (Keyboard/Piano/Vocals),
Niall O’Kelly (Drums)
Oisín Murphy (Vocals/Guitar)
Rob Reid (Bass)
Recorded in the Hive Studios by Eoin Whitfield and James Eager and Mastered by TJ Lipple
Label
Eleven Eleven – info@eleveneleven.ie
Management
SquareD – squaredmanagement@gmail.com
Artwork – Mark O’Brien
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