Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The Dirty 9s are a band from Dublin, Ireland who have been writing & recording music together since 2008. They are currently recording their second album with Producer Karl Odlum (Gemma Hayes/Ham Sandwich/David Kitt), the album is due for release in early 2013.The band released their debut album, "Stop Screaming Start Dreaming" in 2010 which features the highly rated single, "Lucy Opus" which State.ie described as "..the best song the band have composed to date, ‘Lucy Opus’ is an impressive snapshot of the Dirty 9s potential and the direction they hopefully continue moving in...While the majority of the band's music is in English, they do occasionally perform in Irish. In 2010 they recorded and released their song Trouble in Irish . while in 2012 the band were asked to translate their single Hey! into Irish for Albam RíRá, a special compilation with well-known bands singing they're songs in Irish. The album also featured tracks from Delorentos and The Coronas and was released in March 2012 during Seachtain na Gaeilge"@en }
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- The_Dirty_9s abstract "The Dirty 9s are a band from Dublin, Ireland who have been writing & recording music together since 2008. They are currently recording their second album with Producer Karl Odlum (Gemma Hayes/Ham Sandwich/David Kitt), the album is due for release in early 2013.The band released their debut album, "Stop Screaming Start Dreaming" in 2010 which features the highly rated single, "Lucy Opus" which State.ie described as "..the best song the band have composed to date, ‘Lucy Opus’ is an impressive snapshot of the Dirty 9s potential and the direction they hopefully continue moving in...While the majority of the band's music is in English, they do occasionally perform in Irish. In 2010 they recorded and released their song Trouble in Irish . while in 2012 the band were asked to translate their single Hey! into Irish for Albam RíRá, a special compilation with well-known bands singing they're songs in Irish. The album also featured tracks from Delorentos and The Coronas and was released in March 2012 during Seachtain na Gaeilge".