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Poor Creature's sound - particularly in the context of contemporary Irish folk - offers something unique. There's the gauzy, underwater, almost psychedelic seams of 'Bury Me Not' and 'Adieu Lovely Erin'. 'All Smiles Tonight' and 'Hicks' Farewell' nod to the influence of American folk/bluegrass acts like Doc Watson and the Louvin Brothers.
Track Listing:
1. Adieu Lovely Erin - Poor Creature
2. Bury Me Not - Poor Creature
3. The Whole Town Knows - Poor Creature
4. Lorene - Poor Creature
5. An Draighnean Donn - Poor Creature
6. All Smiles Tonight - Poor Creature
7. Hicks' Farewell - Poor Creature
8. Willie-O - Poor Creature
Year of Production: 2025
The colour of this vinyl is digitally rendered for illustrative purposes. The colour of the final product may vary slightly.
Poor Creature’s sound – particularly in the context of contemporary Irish folk – offers something unique. There’s the gauzy, underwater, almost psychedelic seams of ‘Bury Me Not’ and ‘Adieu Lovely Erin’. ‘All Smiles Tonight’ and ‘Hicks’ Farewell’ nod to the influence of American folk/bluegrass acts like Doc Watson and the Louvin Brothers.
Track Listing:
1. Adieu Lovely Erin – Poor Creature
2. Bury Me Not – Poor Creature
3. The Whole Town Knows – Poor Creature
4. Lorene – Poor Creature
5. An Draighnean Donn – Poor Creature
6. All Smiles Tonight – Poor Creature
7. Hicks’ Farewell – Poor Creature
8. Willie-O – Poor Creature
Year of Production: 2025
The colour of this vinyl is digitally rendered for illustrative purposes. The colour of the final product may vary slightly.
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Released 11th July 2025
Poor Creature is comprised of Ruth Clinton, Cormac MacDiarmada and John Dermody, all three are members of other bands (Landless and Lankum respectively) who have built a large following on re-interpreting songs from the past. Songs that have existed for centuries can seem immutable and anchored to time. A new generation of Irish musicians are keen to acknowledge that musical legacy, while reimagining the songs within a contemporary context.
Poor Creatures sound particularly in the context of contemporary Irish folk offers something unique. Theres the gauzy, underwater, almost psychedelic seams of Bury Me Not and Adieu Lovely Erin. All Smiles Tonight and Hicks Farewell nod to the influence of American folk/bluegrass acts like Doc Watson and the Louvin Brothers. These shifting sounds are made possible by producer John Spud Murphy, who has produced all of Lankums albums, and worked with Junior Brot
Released 11th July 2025
Poor Creature is comprised of Ruth Clinton, Cormac MacDiarmada and John Dermody, all three are members of other bands (Landless and Lankum respectively) who have built a large following on re-interpreting songs from the past. Songs that have existed for centuries can seem immutable and anchored to time. A new generation of Irish musicians are keen to acknowledge that musical legacy, while reimagining the songs within a contemporary context.
Poor Creatures sound particularly in the context of contemporary Irish folk offers something unique. Theres the gauzy, underwater, almost psychedelic seams of Bury Me Not and Adieu Lovely Erin. All Smiles Tonight and Hicks Farewell nod to the influence of American folk/bluegrass acts like Doc Watson and the Louvin Brothers. These shifting sounds are made possible by producer John Spud Murphy, who has produced all of Lankums albums, and worked with Junior Brot
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