It Was All A Bit Black & White are a two piece experimental, instrumental band that focus on creating music using primarily loop stations, 3 to be exact. Hailing from Galway the band have perviously released some demos and a single. They have played with such acts as LITE, Maybeshewill, Not Squares, Ten Past Seven, Vialka, Le Galaxie, Nanu nanu and versechorusverse as well as many other Irish bands. The band consists of Matthew Sutton on guitar/ synth/ noise, and drummer Mosey Byrne, who also drums for Galway acts Rural Savage and The Depravations. It should be noted that together they have a combined staggering height of 11 foot and 7 inches and have many leather bound books in their library, including all the Spanish editions of “Wheres Waldo?” signed by Waldo himself.
They are set to release their 1st EP entitled "We Advocate The Piracy Of This Record" on May 10th. The EP consists of 6 tracks and was recorded at Hob junker studios in Galway and mixed and mastered by Dublin’s Gavin Muddiman (Coronas).


Leaflog are an original instrumental group loosely falling under the heading post rock. The band's clever use of dynamic throughout their set ensures the listener will never get bored, as their songs seamlessly sweep from loud and energetic rhythmical beasts through ambient, melodic passages and back.
The band have been locked up in their practice room of late, furiously writing new material, only coming out to play a few sporadic gigs here and there, but now that their new set is constructed the time has come to take it out on the road..."

Solidarity Songs offers young songwriters the chance to win valuable studio recording time and pressed copies of their own work on CD. The songwriting competition aims to highlight the UN's eight Millennium Development Goals and offers young people the opportunity to showcase their creative talent.

Solidarity Songs project partners are KADE, KDYS , Clubheadbangbang, ITT Music Society and ITT's BA (Hons) Music Technology course.

Full details on Solidarity Songs