S.A.D.
by little xs for eyes
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now €8 EUR
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Summer Never Comes
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Kind Hearts
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Gone Gone Gone
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In Three Years
03:23
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In Glue
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Erich, Prince of the Air
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Your Ex Girlfriend
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November by My Side
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Chet
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about
little xs debut album, S.A.D. sees the band apply their harmony heavy, folk-tinged sound to an album of harder-hitting pop songs. The songs on S.A.D. speak of tragic heroes, failed lovers, empty dancefloors and the unchanging seasons.
credits
released 31 October 2011
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In the Light is one of the most touching and beautiful Irish tracks of this or any other year. This début is one of the most deliciously sweet hues of bitter you could possibly taste.
Eamon Sweeney / day&night / Irish Independent
Officially our favourite Irish pop band. The execution is perfect, a crystal clear combination of twinkling instruments and beautifully balanced vocals. S.A.D. is a record of real substance.
Phil Udel / State Magazine
genuinely swoonsome folk-pop melodies...the girl/boy vocal interplay of songwriters Bennie Reilly and Davey Moor sounds natural at every juncture...A cosy blanket of sounds for all seasons
Lauren Murphy / The Ticket
bursting with clever, engaging melodies and decorated with delicate vocal harmonies...a superb record.
Eamonn Seoige / AU Magazine
winsome, breathy...full of delicious close harmonies and hooks you can hang your coat on
Hot Press
a fantastic record that will send pop fans into raptures with its gorgeous blend of hooks’n'harmonies
Nay / Harmless Noise
Dublin-based group blessed with dashing harmonies and wistful, wry, infectious tunes
Irish Times
definitely one of the best debuts of the year
Dan Hegerty
S.A.D. is chockablock with brilliant harmonies
Jim Carroll
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Songs written by Bennie Reilly
except Kind Hearts & Chet by Davey Moor
& Erich, Prince of the Air by Davey Moor & Derrick Devine
Aaron Copeland: bass
Michelle Considine: voice, glockenspiel & keys
Lucy Jackson: voice, keys & violin
Davey Moor: voice, guitars, mandolin, ukulele, psaltery & lap steel
Adrian Reilly: drums & percussion
Bennie Reilly: voice, guitars & piano
Alastair Higgins: drums on Kind Hearts, Gone Gone Gone & Chet
Sorcha Brennan: keys & voice on Chet
Eoin Bailey: piano on Somewhere with a Dancefloor
Produced by Eoin Bailey, Davey Moor & Bennie Reilly
Recorded & mixed by Eoin Bailey at Clara Studios, Dublin
except Chet, recorded by Richard McCullough at Studio 8, RTÉ, Dublin
Additional recording on Summer Never Comes & November by My Side by Davey Moor
Mastered by Graeme Wilson at Graeme W Analogue Mastering , London
Cover design by Lucy Jackson
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In the Light is one of the most touching and beautiful Irish tracks of this or any other year. This début is one of the most deliciously sweet hues of bitter you could possibly taste.
Eamon Sweeney / day&night / Irish Independent
Officially our favourite Irish pop band. The execution is perfect, a crystal clear combination of twinkling instruments and beautifully balanced vocals. S.A.D. is a record of real substance.
Phil Udel / State Magazine
genuinely swoonsome folk-pop melodies...the girl/boy vocal interplay of songwriters Bennie Reilly and Davey Moor sounds natural at every juncture...A cosy blanket of sounds for all seasons
Lauren Murphy / The Ticket
bursting with clever, engaging melodies and decorated with delicate vocal harmonies...a superb record.
Eamonn Seoige / AU Magazine
winsome, breathy...full of delicious close harmonies and hooks you can hang your coat on
Hot Press
a fantastic record that will send pop fans into raptures with its gorgeous blend of hooks’n'harmonies
Nay / Harmless Noise
Dublin-based group blessed with dashing harmonies and wistful, wry, infectious tunes
Irish Times
definitely one of the best debuts of the year
Dan Hegerty
S.A.D. is chockablock with brilliant harmonies
Jim Carroll
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Songs written by Bennie Reilly
except Kind Hearts & Chet by Davey Moor
& Erich, Prince of the Air by Davey Moor & Derrick Devine
Aaron Copeland: bass
Michelle Considine: voice, glockenspiel & keys
Lucy Jackson: voice, keys & violin
Davey Moor: voice, guitars, mandolin, ukulele, psaltery & lap steel
Adrian Reilly: drums & percussion
Bennie Reilly: voice, guitars & piano
Alastair Higgins: drums on Kind Hearts, Gone Gone Gone & Chet
Sorcha Brennan: keys & voice on Chet
Eoin Bailey: piano on Somewhere with a Dancefloor
Produced by Eoin Bailey, Davey Moor & Bennie Reilly
Recorded & mixed by Eoin Bailey at Clara Studios, Dublin
except Chet, recorded by Richard McCullough at Studio 8, RTÉ, Dublin
Additional recording on Summer Never Comes & November by My Side by Davey Moor
Mastered by Graeme Wilson at Graeme W Analogue Mastering , London
Cover design by Lucy Jackson
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A harmony laden band - made w/ equal parts boy & girl -
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whose music tells stories of tragic heroes & funny valentines, taking place on empty dancefloors, long walks home & the unchanging seasons.
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shows
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May 26Dublin, Ireland
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Jun 01Dublin, Ireland
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Jun 16Dublin, Ireland
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Jul 07Dublin, Ireland
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Jul 27Wicklow, Ireland
discography
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Feb 2012 -
Oct 2011 -
Jul 2007
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