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Beat Up Face - What’s So Funny About Peace Love & Understanding? [Diet of Worms]

From Anois, Os Ard’s New Irish Music: Summer’s End 2026 review round-up.

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Tonight me & Willie are playing at @nationalconcerthall on an a line up put together by the amazing
@_dietofworms_ . Also playing are @venetiantendencies & Dennis McNulty @machinebetweens which is going to be very enjoyable for your listening pleasures.

I got this book in the charity shop to entertain us on the drive to Dublin. The suns out & the Psychic Pets are harnessing their powers.

See yas soon x

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Three bold takes on contemporary experimental music!

@_dietofworms_ presents an evening of exploratory and immersive night featuring @hedgling_band @venetiantendencies and Dennis McNulty @machinebetweens on August 28th 2026!

Join us as we bring together three distinct approached to contemporary experimental music moving between rhythmic intensity, innovative percussion and electroacoustic experimentation, this evening traces a path through tension, atmosphere and sonic transformation.

Tickets are on sale now! Link in the bio!

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What’s So Funny About Peace Love & Understanding?

From @_dietofworms_

Out now on Bandcamp

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3rd of May in Doyle’s Corner of Phibsborough we and our friends are launching the next Beat Up Face album What’s So Funny About Peace Love & Understanding?

We’ll play quiet, we’ll play loud, we’ll play slow, we’ll play fast

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What’s So Funny About Peace Love & Understanding?
Our new album on beautiful cassette presented by Diet Of Worms will be available on May 1st

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Top 10 Irish Albums of 2025. The third of three blog posts on music purchases in 2025. Includes some special mentions. Link in bio.

#irishmusic #bestof2025

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Hello ☁️

Hope you’re all okay. The Anois, Os Ard New Irish Music round-up is back. Inside you’ll find harps and bodhráns reimagined as ambient electronic instruments, avant-folk songs stretched to their surrealist limits in fairy forts, two exceptional compilations, and some Prefab Sprout-style sweetness for the bedroom pop generation. There’s also some uilleann pipes, post-rock, motorik psychedelia and a whole lot more.

In addition to all that, I’ve included a brief introduction about Manchán Magan’s contributions to Irish music. So much has already been said so beautifully about the writer and documentary maker by those who knew him, so I didn’t want to go on too much, but I thought it would be nice to highlight some of his interactions with the island’s soundscape, be that through direct collaborations, or simply through the influence of his words. Here’s a guy who once described Dún Aonghasa as the site of Bronze Age rave ups. Who wouldn’t be inspired?

Anyway, it’s all up on Substack now. Link in bió. As ever, if you like what you read, please share it around! It’s a big help.

Swipe across for a bonus clip of Rún blowing my head off at Supersonic last month. Music is great. Until next time, beir bua x

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Greetings fellow humans and others! New sounds from Afterwardness out now on @_dietofworms_ . Thanks to @somascene for video alchemy.

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The Sky Was A Mouth Again brings together an international line-up of experimental artists reimagining Richard Berry’s rebellious 1955 classic, "Louie Louie".

Spanning genres from drone to noise, folk to industrial, this collection offers a radical reinterpretation of one of music’s most mythic and enigmatic songs.

All net proceeds go to Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP) @medicalaidpal and United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) @unrwa.

Tomorrow night, August 20th 10pm Dublin time, we have a @bandcamp listening party. Tune in via @_dietofworms_

"No cobbled together thing, it features a fascinating run of covers of 1955 garage rock classic ‘Louie Louie’, by Richard Dawson; Charles Hayward; Elias Rønnenfelt of Iceage; Valentina Magaletti in collaboration with Conrad Standish; and many more." - The Quietus.

"If you're after constraint and absurdity, the Irish label Diet Of Worms has come back with a second album of increasingly creative interpretations of the garage rock classic "Louie Louie" to benefit Gaza relief charities." - The Wire.

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Honored to have contributed the track “Louise Louise” with Tim Horner on guitar @thesubliminalkidd , to the compilation The Sky was a Mouth Again Out Now on @_dietofworms_
benefiting Gaza relief charities, along with amazing artists such as Charles Hayward @_abstract_concrete_ @ida_projects , IUD @i.u.d._band_we_dont_give_a_fck Nonpareils @nnprls Billy Childish @billychildish_for_it_is_he @elias.ronnenfelt and many many more.

Following 2024’s Hunger Is Violence, Irish label Diet of Worms returns with a powerful new release. The Sky Was A Mouth Again brings together an international line-up of experimental artists reimagining Richard Berry’s rebellious 1955 classic, “Louie Louie”.

Spanning genres from drone to noise, folk to industrial, this collection offers a radical reinterpretation of one of music’s most mythic and enigmatic songs.

All net proceeds go to Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP) and United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA).

“the Irish label Diet Of Worms has come back with a second album of increasingly creative interpretations of the garage rock classic ‘Louie Louie’ to benefit Gaza relief charities.” - The WIre, August 2025.

https://dietofwormslabel.bandcamp.com/album/the-sky-was-a-mouth-again

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