RUN iN RED have just released their
soaring new single ‘Dirty Spirits Design’ in the lead up to their
first headliner of 2019 at LoSt LaNe, Dublin on Saturday July 20th. The
track is taken from their forthcoming LP, currently in production.
Recorded with students in Sound Training College, Temple Bar, and mastered by Fergal Davis (Muse, Sinead O’Connor), the video was shot and directed by Neil Tapman.w
Honing their live skills on
the Dublin circuit RUN iN RED have been described
as ‘urgency transcribed into music’ and deliver indie rock through a
wall of harmonic layers and musical dynamics.
With airplay from Pandora
Radio, 2FM, FM104 and BBC Radio Foyle, the band have
also been featured as JOE.ie’s ’Song of The Day’ twice for two of
their previous singles.
The quartet supported Pillow
Queens at Dublin Quays Festival last year and after
that played two special shows in Dublin and Derry; at The Workman’s Club
and at Sandinos for the release of ‘A Song For You’ and second
EP ‘Undercover, Overthrown’. So far this year the band have
supported Makings in Whelans, taken the main stage at The
Button Factory, Crowbar, Bello Bar and opened for Jamie
Adam in McHughs in Belfast.
To coincide with their Lost
Lane show, RUN iN RED are also playing more shows across Ireland, with dates in
the US and UK kicking off at the start of June.
RUN iN RED are live at
Lost Lane on Sat July 20th.
Support on the night comes from Strawman and The Jackdaws and Nerves.Tickets available from www.runinred.eventbrite.ie
“The song itself is an infectious melody which will remain in
your head for a time after hearing it. It’s good solid indie-pop and has a
chorus which will be sung lustily by their fans when they bring it to the live
setting of a gig.” Eric
Lalor, JOE.ie
“You can’t get more uplifting and hearty than this ditty as
it strides in full throttle with sun drenched bliss and snappy
catchiness.” Danu,
www.indiebuddie.com
“…the chorus is something that you could definitely imagine
yourself roaring back to the band in a big sing-a-long.” Darragh Berry, JOE.ie