Tripped Fiction (Columbia Records 1995)

   

   Meaning a person who is blamed or punished for the faults or incompetence of others exactly fits for the Irish’s Indie Rock group – Whipping Boy that emerging active between the time around eighty nine through the nineties consisting of the members of Colm Hassett, Myles McDonnell, Fearghal McKee and Paul Page as a quartet from Dublin that might tentatively stole your attentions with their attractive melodies and sweet Celtic Pop-Rock six strings blend and the cool natural vocals even doing their quite sweet-stential forms of Shoegaze and Post-Punk dragging the slower cold medium distortions like a whip hitting the low-keys, creepy stage performance or the facts that - this band would gladly finding themselves under the shady shadow of The Bad Seeds eating too much candies and Lou Reed’s lost tapes as the name of the band changes from Lolita and The Whipping Boy to the one as you know them now with Heartworm.

   Remarking the spotless existence of yourself in the milky way galaxy through Twinkle or When We Were Young to the romantic dead arrival via The Honeymoon is Over and We Don’t Need Nobody Else as well as Personality. 

It’s not right to be silent when you got to sing and comforts others in needed for hope. 

Heartworm:

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