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Formed in 2002 with the current line up settled in 2006, The Prescriptions have to date released 2 EPs (Simple Pleasures,Pro Bono Publico), receiving excellent reviews & airplay. Skilfully binding lyrics and melodies that leave you thinking and humming, their music is a blend of acoustic & electric guitars, swirling Hammond organ & Garsonesque piano with a rhythmic punch reminiscent of early Attractions. 'Boasting a gritty stroke of originality that not many Irish bands can match' Metro 'Songs ranging from the highly polemic to gorgeously melodic' Hotpress 'Featuring the Dylanesque rasp of Niall Brennan' Irish Times 'They are the type of band that you want to listen to all night long' Cluas.com.
Formed in 2002 with the current line up settled in 2006, The Prescriptions have to date released 2 EPs (Simple Pleasures,Pro Bono Publico), receiving excellent reviews & airplay. Skilfully binding lyrics and melodies that leave you thinking and humming, their music is a blend of acoustic & electric guitars, swirling Hammond organ & Garsonesque piano with a rhythmic punch reminiscent of early Attractions. 'Boasting a gritty stroke of originality that not many Irish bands can match' Metro 'Songs ranging from the highly polemic to gorgeously melodic' Hotpress 'Featuring the Dylanesque rasp of Niall Brennan' Irish Times 'They are the type of band that you want to listen to all night long' Cluas.com.
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Format: CD
Label: CDB
Catalog: 189494
Rel. Date: 04/01/2008
UPC: 689232012267

When All Was Lost
Artist: The Prescriptions
Format: CD
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Formed in 2002 with the current line up settled in 2006, The Prescriptions have to date released 2 EPs (Simple Pleasures,Pro Bono Publico), receiving excellent reviews & airplay. Skilfully binding lyrics and melodies that leave you thinking and humming, their music is a blend of acoustic & electric guitars, swirling Hammond organ & Garsonesque piano with a rhythmic punch reminiscent of early Attractions. 'Boasting a gritty stroke of originality that not many Irish bands can match' Metro 'Songs ranging from the highly polemic to gorgeously melodic' Hotpress 'Featuring the Dylanesque rasp of Niall Brennan' Irish Times 'They are the type of band that you want to listen to all night long' Cluas.com.
        
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