The North Dublin trio step into focus with their debut LP Black Doll’s Eyes. A record that positions them beyond volume and velocity.
This is cinematic alternative hard rock built with shape, tension, and emotional follow-through.
Recorded with Shaun Cadogan at Temple Lane Studios, the album captures their live intensity with grit and atmosphere intact.
Across Black Doll’s Eyes, Curfew balance raw drive with reflective weight, measured scale, noise in service of the story.
Standout cut Flaketown tightens the focus. Retro sonics collide with digital-age unease, dissecting intimacy through absence, distraction, and erosion. Presence versus screens, intention versus reflex, uncomfortably familiar, sharply felt.
Support from RTÉ 2FM and Radio Nova, plus packed Dublin shows, signal traction with substance, capped by a headline night at The Grand Social on December 23.
Black Doll’s Eyes resists easy catharsis — precise, restless, and ready to move.