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Showing posts with label Malasañers. Show all posts
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Saturday, March 16, 2019
Saturday, June 2, 2018
2018-06-02 ALBUM REVIEW - MALASAÑERS "Footprints" (2018)
Malasañers "Footprints" Wolverine Records WRR229
Release date: March 16, 2018
Running time: 40:00, 13 tracks
“Footprints” is Malasañers’ sophomore album. Once again, the CD has been released by German label Wolverine Records. But there are significant differences with the band’s debut album. First of all, “Spanish Eyes” was recorded mainly by Spanish musicians. Secondly, the sound on “Footprints” has moved to the punk folk end rather than to the (Celtic) folk punk end.
The album has been recorded by front man Carlos del Pino (vocals, acoustic guitar, bass, banjo), Cornelius Appun (vocals, electric guitar), Frau Vau (fiddle), Teemu Salo (keyboards), Philipp Renz (drums) and guest musicians Sophie Höpner (cello) and Trine Pedersen (ska vocals and album’s producer together with Carlos).
A couple of videos were shot for “Sell the Night” and “Long Live the Glory”, two killer songs. The former, sung by Carlos, features banjo and keyboards, while the latter, sung by Cornelius, is an uptempo punk rock number with catchy chorus, So-Cal punk bass lines and claps.
Other faves are “My Time before I Die” and “Ghostly Lovers” (both upbeat songs with Cornelius on lead vocals), the poignant “Your Wars” sung by Carlos (whose lyrics remind me of the Levellers’ “Another Man’s Cause”), and the interesting “Paris, je t’aime”, featuring fiddle and keyboards.
Carlos del Pino songwriting had a Social Distortion twist on “Spanish Eyes". And he has a side-project with a Johnny Cash flavor too. These influences are more obvious on Malasañers new offering. Clearly the band shares a common ground with other acts like Airs & Graces and The Detonators. Production is pristine on “Footprints” and the album has been mastered by Mass Giorgini (Squirtgun), a guarantee of success.
Track listing:
01 - Sell the Night 2:54
02 - Workers on the Run 3:52
03 - My Time before I Die 2:43
04 - But not Today 3:22
05 - Long Live the Glory 3:17
06 - The Stars Are Falling 3:18
07 - Paris, je t'aime 2:40
08 - I Just can't Stay and Wait 2:56
09 - Footprints 3:29
10 - To the Border 2:25
11 - Ghostly Lover 2:34
12 - Fun has just begun 3:16
13 - Your Wars 3:09
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Release date: March 16, 2018
Running time: 40:00, 13 tracks
“Footprints” is Malasañers’ sophomore album. Once again, the CD has been released by German label Wolverine Records. But there are significant differences with the band’s debut album. First of all, “Spanish Eyes” was recorded mainly by Spanish musicians. Secondly, the sound on “Footprints” has moved to the punk folk end rather than to the (Celtic) folk punk end.
The album has been recorded by front man Carlos del Pino (vocals, acoustic guitar, bass, banjo), Cornelius Appun (vocals, electric guitar), Frau Vau (fiddle), Teemu Salo (keyboards), Philipp Renz (drums) and guest musicians Sophie Höpner (cello) and Trine Pedersen (ska vocals and album’s producer together with Carlos).
A couple of videos were shot for “Sell the Night” and “Long Live the Glory”, two killer songs. The former, sung by Carlos, features banjo and keyboards, while the latter, sung by Cornelius, is an uptempo punk rock number with catchy chorus, So-Cal punk bass lines and claps.
Other faves are “My Time before I Die” and “Ghostly Lovers” (both upbeat songs with Cornelius on lead vocals), the poignant “Your Wars” sung by Carlos (whose lyrics remind me of the Levellers’ “Another Man’s Cause”), and the interesting “Paris, je t’aime”, featuring fiddle and keyboards.
Carlos del Pino songwriting had a Social Distortion twist on “Spanish Eyes". And he has a side-project with a Johnny Cash flavor too. These influences are more obvious on Malasañers new offering. Clearly the band shares a common ground with other acts like Airs & Graces and The Detonators. Production is pristine on “Footprints” and the album has been mastered by Mass Giorgini (Squirtgun), a guarantee of success.
Track listing:
01 - Sell the Night 2:54
02 - Workers on the Run 3:52
03 - My Time before I Die 2:43
04 - But not Today 3:22
05 - Long Live the Glory 3:17
06 - The Stars Are Falling 3:18
07 - Paris, je t'aime 2:40
08 - I Just can't Stay and Wait 2:56
09 - Footprints 3:29
10 - To the Border 2:25
11 - Ghostly Lover 2:34
12 - Fun has just begun 3:16
13 - Your Wars 3:09
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Review by Kinksmarkham
Friday, March 16, 2018
2018-03-16 THE St. PATRICK'S DAY VIDEO MEGA-POST - MOSCHE DI VELLTO GRIGIO, SIGELPA, PIPES AND PINTS ...
On 7:56 PM
In 3 Videos, Firkin, Malasañers, McScallywag, Mosche di Velluto Grigio, Paddy and the Rats, Pipes and Pints, Sigelpa, The Whisky Priests
Some videos that have been published this week. Remember to subscribe to our YouTube channel. Then you'll be able to watch all the new videos before they are posted here.
Mosche di Vellutto Grigio - The Parting Glass
Sigelpa - País de Titellaires
The Whisky Priests - Bloody Well Back! Teaser # 2
Pipes and Pints - Dark Into the Night
Paddy and The Rats - Where Red Paints the Ocean
Firkin - Those Irish Punk Girls (lyric video)
McScallywag - Billy's Curse
Malasañers - Long Live the Glory
Sigelpa - País de Titellaires
The Whisky Priests - Bloody Well Back! Teaser # 2
Pipes and Pints - Dark Into the Night
Paddy and The Rats - Where Red Paints the Ocean
Firkin - Those Irish Punk Girls (lyric video)
McScallywag - Billy's Curse
Malasañers - Long Live the Glory
Friday, November 17, 2017
2017-11-17 VIDEOS - THE FATTY FARMERS, MALASAÑERS AND PIPES AND PINTS
Some videos that have been recently added to the Celtic Folk Punk YouTube channel. Don't miss any update, subscribe!
The Fatty Farmers - El Vendaval
Malasañers - Sell the Night
Pipes and Pints - Raise our Flag
Thursday, October 15, 2015
FEATURED CDs AT CELTIC-FOLK-PUNK RADIO (16-17 OCTOBER 2015)
On 7:08 PM
In Airplay, Blackstone Cúil, Malasañers, Radio Station, Smokey Bastard, The Dogs from the Grapes, Vilamba
The Dogs from the Grapes "Sailor Without Sea", Blackstone Cúil "s/t" and Smokey Bastard "Back to the Drawing Room" are the featured CDs at Celtic-Folk-Punk radio.
Five tracks from the new album by Smokey Bastard will be played. Other bands that will be played: Vilamba (Italy) and Malasañers (Spain/Germany).
Schedule as follows:
Friday 16 October 2015
From 9h00 to 11h00 CEST and from 18h00 to 20h00 CEST
Saturday 17 October 2105
From 9h00 to 11h00 CEST and from 20h00 to 22h00 CEST
Tune in!
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
VIDEO - MALASAÑERS "Rights"
Malasañers - Rights
Sunday, December 28, 2014
REVIEW - MALASAÑERS "Spanish Eyes" (2014)
Malasañers "Spanish Eyes" Wolverine Records WWR 209 - LC04926
Release date: November 14, 2014
Running time:38:09, 13 tracks
Malasañers was a side project of Carlos Del Pino and Elena Burdiel, whose main band was the punk-rock outfit Dusty Trip. The band’s name is clearly a tribute to The Dubliners. The band hailed from Malasañers, a well-known district in Madrid, and they used to play Irish standards. Some of them were gathered in their first recording, a collection of pub favourites.
Support slots with the likes of The Mahones and The Real McKenzies helped the band to gain a reputation. They also played the St.Patrick’s Day Festival in Madrid. As musicians, they felt that the Spanish circuit was too small and therefore they decided to move to Bamberg, Germany.
“Spanish Eyes” has been recorded in a couple of studios in Madrid (Karma) and Germany (Nobody Knows) mainly by Spanish musicians with a little help from Nobody Knows frontman Max Heckel on fiddle. There is a big jump between their previous work and “Spanish Eyes”, since ALL of the songs on this debut album are self-penned songs. Some lyrics have been written by members of the Irish community in Madrid. Musically, the album follows the balladeers approach (The Dubliners, Wolfe Tones, Dublin Citry Ramblers …), but adapted to the 21st century.
The album begins with “Spanish Eyes”, a great number about the Spanish Civil War and the International Brigades. It’s a banjo and mandolin led song with an epic chorus. It’s followed by another song about the Spanish War of Independence, "King's Shilling", and “Still Alive”. IMHO, fiddle and tin whistle are a little bit hidden in the mix in these numbers, something that is fixed on the next tracks.
“Drunk and Single in Madrid” is the catchiest song on “Spanish Eyes”: the story of an Irishman in Madrid played with a punkabilly approach. The next song, “Listen”, has a slight The Men They Couldn’t Hang twist because of the fiddle arrangements. Track no. 6, “Rights”, is another amazing song that will please Celtic punk fans, a song complaining about the politicians who sold our rights down the river.
“The Price of a Memory” features harmonica and is followed by “Tell Why”, an interesting number on which Max’s fiddle shines. “Lucky Duckies” reminds of Mike Ness and “Siege of Drogheda” is a ballad featuring accordion.
Finally, the lively “Walking Towards the End” open the path to a couple of standouts: “Too Many Fools”, a catchy song with a Johnny Cash twist, and “Stoneheart”, another Celtic punk number.
“Spanish Eyes” has been produced by Carlos and Elena and mastered by pop-punk legend Mass Giorgini, Squirtgun member and producer/engineer of bands such as Screeching Weasel, The Queers, Huntingtons, etc. The album package is a jewel case with an eight page booklet including lyrics, credits, line-up and guests.
If you enjoy The Stompers (Barcelona) and Bizardunak (Basque Country) early albums, then grab a copy of Malasañers “Spanish Eyes”.
Release date: November 14, 2014
Running time:38:09, 13 tracks
Malasañers was a side project of Carlos Del Pino and Elena Burdiel, whose main band was the punk-rock outfit Dusty Trip. The band’s name is clearly a tribute to The Dubliners. The band hailed from Malasañers, a well-known district in Madrid, and they used to play Irish standards. Some of them were gathered in their first recording, a collection of pub favourites.
Support slots with the likes of The Mahones and The Real McKenzies helped the band to gain a reputation. They also played the St.Patrick’s Day Festival in Madrid. As musicians, they felt that the Spanish circuit was too small and therefore they decided to move to Bamberg, Germany.
“Spanish Eyes” has been recorded in a couple of studios in Madrid (Karma) and Germany (Nobody Knows) mainly by Spanish musicians with a little help from Nobody Knows frontman Max Heckel on fiddle. There is a big jump between their previous work and “Spanish Eyes”, since ALL of the songs on this debut album are self-penned songs. Some lyrics have been written by members of the Irish community in Madrid. Musically, the album follows the balladeers approach (The Dubliners, Wolfe Tones, Dublin Citry Ramblers …), but adapted to the 21st century.
The album begins with “Spanish Eyes”, a great number about the Spanish Civil War and the International Brigades. It’s a banjo and mandolin led song with an epic chorus. It’s followed by another song about the Spanish War of Independence, "King's Shilling", and “Still Alive”. IMHO, fiddle and tin whistle are a little bit hidden in the mix in these numbers, something that is fixed on the next tracks.
“Drunk and Single in Madrid” is the catchiest song on “Spanish Eyes”: the story of an Irishman in Madrid played with a punkabilly approach. The next song, “Listen”, has a slight The Men They Couldn’t Hang twist because of the fiddle arrangements. Track no. 6, “Rights”, is another amazing song that will please Celtic punk fans, a song complaining about the politicians who sold our rights down the river.
“The Price of a Memory” features harmonica and is followed by “Tell Why”, an interesting number on which Max’s fiddle shines. “Lucky Duckies” reminds of Mike Ness and “Siege of Drogheda” is a ballad featuring accordion.
Finally, the lively “Walking Towards the End” open the path to a couple of standouts: “Too Many Fools”, a catchy song with a Johnny Cash twist, and “Stoneheart”, another Celtic punk number.
“Spanish Eyes” has been produced by Carlos and Elena and mastered by pop-punk legend Mass Giorgini, Squirtgun member and producer/engineer of bands such as Screeching Weasel, The Queers, Huntingtons, etc. The album package is a jewel case with an eight page booklet including lyrics, credits, line-up and guests.
If you enjoy The Stompers (Barcelona) and Bizardunak (Basque Country) early albums, then grab a copy of Malasañers “Spanish Eyes”.
Tracklist:
01. Spanish Eyes 03:59
02. King´s Shilling 03:03
03. Still Alive 02:55
04. Drunk and single in Madrid 02:19
05. Listen 02:32
06. Rights 02:52
07. The Price of a Memory 02:34
08. Tell why 03:46
09. Lucky Duckies 02:41
10. Siege of Drogheda 03:52
11. Walking towards the Waves 02:46
12. Too many Fools 02:31
13. Stoneheart 02:35
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Review by Kinksmarkham
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
MALASAÑERS - VIDEO AND FREE DOWNLOAD
Malasañers Christmas song. Watch the video and download the song for free.
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Sunday, May 18, 2014
Thursday, March 14, 2013
ST PATRICK'S DAY FEST - MADRID
On 8:13 PM
In Bastards on Parade, Brutus' Daughters, Malasañers, Pipes and Pints, Saint Patrick's Day, The Cilvrnigans, The Fatty Farmers
The IV St. Patrick's Day Festival will take place in Madrid next weekend.
Saturday 16
Bastards on Parade, Malasañers, The Cilvrnigans
Sunday 17
The O'Reillys and the Paddyhats (Germany), Brutus' Daughters, The Fatty Farmers
Saturday 23
Pipes and Pints
Some pics from The Cilvrnigans warm-up gig last Saturday in Gijón/Xixón.
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Sunday, May 6, 2012
VIDEOS - MALASAÑERS
Malasañers is a ballad/Irish rebel band from Madrid. Their name is a tribute to The Dubliners (Malasaña is a district in Madrid)
The band has already shared the stage with The Real McKenzies, Bastards on Parade and Brutus' Daughters, and they will be opening for The Mahones next May 8th.
Band members:
Carlos del Pino - guitar and vocals
Elena - Ukulele
Walter Cantero - mandolin
http://malasaners.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/MALASA%C3%91ERS/109965959092790
http://www.myspace.com/malasaners
https://twitter.com/#!/Malasaners
Malasañers - "A Nation Once Again"
Elena - Ukulele
Walter Cantero - mandolin
http://malasaners.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/MALASA%C3%91ERS/109965959092790
http://www.myspace.com/malasaners
https://twitter.com/#!/Malasaners
Malasañers - "A Nation Once Again"
Malasañers - "The Fields of Athenry"
Malasañers - "New York Girls"
Malasañers - "Whiskey in the Jar"
Malasañers - "Horo My Nut Brown Maiden"
Malasañers - "The Wild Rover"