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Photos: Frankenstein Bolts, Malojian at Cleere’s

Record Store Day's after hours party headed to Cleere's on Saturday night.

Ken McGuire by Ken McGuire
22nd April 2018
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Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography

Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography

Frankenstein Bolts & Malojian were live in Cleere’s on Saturday night as part of Record Store Day 2018.

Ian McDonnell was on hand to grab photos from the night.

Frankenstein Bolts

Frankenstein Bolts are a four-piece indie dream pop/jangle pop outfit from Wexford, Ireland.

The band originated as Justin Cullen’s bedroom recording solo project, resulting in the debut album Slow Season. Guitarist Dan Comerford joined in 2015, followed by Tom Bates (Drums) and Paul Juggins (live sound, studio production). Grab their most recent album, Aglow & Spark in Rollercoaster Records or via Bandcamp.

Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Frankenstein Bolts, live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography

Malojian

One of Northern Ireland’s finest and a firm favourite of Kilkenny gig goers, Stephen Scullion – as Malojian – released This Is Nowhere through Rollercoaster Records in October 2016. This was followed up 12 months later with Let Your Weirdness Carry You Home.

Both albums are available through Rollercoaster Records in Kilkenny or via Bandcamp.

Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography

Top set from @Malojian last night in @Cleereskilkenny to finish #RSD18 @Rollerkilkenny ‘Some New Bones’ dedicated to Willie was one of the many highlights https://t.co/MsHV19kRkL

— Edel (@EdelCrean) April 22, 2018

Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere's on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography
Malojian (Stephen Scullion), live in Cleere’s on 21 April 2018. Photo: Ian McDonnell/Mc Gig Photography

Ian McDonnell is a music and gig photographer based in Kilkenny, Ireland. You can find Mc Gig Photography on Facebook here where recent projects include The Stunning, Shane Joyce, Young Fathers, Therapy?, David Keenan, Wyvern Lingo, Grade 2, Public Access TV, Le Galaxie and more.

Mc Gig Photography

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