Faction 2 compilation on the way
Faction records is to release a new compilation of Irish acts, Faction 2, next month, featuring ten up-and-coming artists including The Flaws and Television Room.
The Hot Press Newsdesk, 09 Sep 2008
Released this October, Faction 2 is the second compilation from indie/rock label Faction Records.
The album features a good mix of talent, with relatively well-established acts like Monaghan indie rockers The Flaws and Dublin's Television Room appearing alongside newer artists like the soulful James McMorrow, and old-schoolers Fred and La Rocca.
The tracklist looks like this:
Television Room – 'Tinabelle'
Johnny Flynn – 'The Box'
Fred – 'The Lights'
James McMorrow – 'Jacob' (demo)
La Rocca – 'Cats'
Black Soul Strangers – 'Down And Out In Vegas With Amphetamine Psychosis Again'
Dark Room Notes – 'Slow Puncture'
The Flaws – 'No Room'
Autamata – 'Need You Sunshine'
Dry County – 'Take The Stairs'.
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