Make Our Devil

‘Make Our Devils Flow’ could be said to be highly anticipated, yet it’s also slightly disappointing.

Phil Udell

The Immediate were one of the highlights of last year’s Faction compilation, offering a high-energy take on indie guitar music that packed a powerful punch in under three minutes. ‘Make Our Devils Flow’ could therefore be said to be highly anticipated, yet it’s also slightly disappointing. Something doesn’t quite click here. Perhaps it’s the feeling that they’ve made this more complicated than it really needs to be. Just when it gathers momentum, the record heads off at a tangent and all sense of excitement is lost. Not wishing to contradict our first opinion, this could do with a few less good intentions.

Phil Udell

The Immediate leave their Malahide des res behind in April.

2007-02-28

The doors painted by Roesy (pictured), The Immediate, Julie Feeney, The Blizzards and others - last seen at Music Ireland 06 - are to be auctioned off for various charities.

2006-11-28

Shaz Oye and The Immediate are the latest additions to the line-up at Music Ireland ’06.

2006-11-06

The Bundoran Ocean Fest in Donegal is not just one of the country’s leading surfing events; it’s rapidly becoming a major musical fixture too.

2006-10-19

It’s all very free-spirited, some might even say immoral. Certainly relations within The Immediate are unconventional: band members frequently change places, instruments are swapped and vocal duties rotated. There’s a playful grope with U2 here, a quick fumble with Talking Heads there and a covert, climactic Krautrock fondle at the end.

2006-09-22

More eclectic than even an above-average radio show, the Dublin quartet have a veritable orchestra's worth of talent at their disposal, which goes some way towards explaining their versatility.

2006-08-17

You mightn't expect to find Ireland’s sharpest new indie talents tucked away in a rural abode, but that’s where The Immediate have decamped, ready to lead the fight against MySpace while making the punters dance.

2006-08-11

The stand-out in their awesome live set, ‘Stop and Remember’ is an agitated and boisterous call-to-arms that shifts styles and tone more often than the band swap instruments. Singer/drummer/guitarist Conor O’Brien seems to fizzle with excitement as he delivers his thumping vocal. Rising urgency eventually sees him erupt into full-on preacher mode, making for OK Computer as seen through the eyes of punk misfits.

2006-08-02

News and gossip from the domestic front with Roisin Dwyer.

2006-07-28

Rising Dublin band The Immediate look set for a busy summer that culminates in the release of their debut album.

2006-07-11

It’s hard to tell if the “handle with care” sticker on The Immediate’s keyboard is directed at the roadies or at the gaggle of groupies who hover close to the stage, eying up the four members of this latest bright young thing.

2006-06-19

The Dublin multi-instrumentalists announce two-gig, one-date spectacular.

2006-03-16

The Immediate and Delorentos have announced they are set to play the Sugar Club.

2006-01-09

Yet another Dublin act tipped for great things in the UK. The Immediate sound like a hybrid of The Strokes and Cast. That’s not to say that they bear any musical comparison to John Power’s terrible Britpop outfit.

2005-02-22

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