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Binmen ‘Abe’

Photo Credit: Miguel Ruiz.

Binmen have released their new single ‘Abe’. The song is the first single off their debut EP  ‘Hunger Hill’ which will be released in the Summer of 2023. ‘Abe’ uses the biblical story of Cain and Abel to explore themes of bullying, betrayal and anger.

‘Abe’ broods atop majestic instrumentation and moody tones as Binmen present their expressive sound in all its glory. The track is an intense rock ballad filled with wonderful atmospherics, mellow guitar work and punchy drums. ‘Abe’ is a delight to listen to. The song is a fine display of eloquent lyrics and refined musicianship that reveals new and exciting facets of Binmen’s sound. 

Stream ‘Abe’ below.


Author: Danu

Binmen ‘Death by the River’

Binmen. Copyright Miguel Ruiz.

Binmen have released their second single ‘Death by the River.’ The Wicklow outfit have been steadily building a loyal fanbase following a string of gigs across the country and the release of their debut single ‘Backhammer and Tongs. Binmen were born for sweatbox venues and musical escapism. Their debut single ‘Backhammer and Tongs’ was released in August 2022 to support a relentless gig schedule. Having played shows all across Dublin, Cork, Wexford and London over the past few months, alongside the likes of Big Sleep and Last Apollo, finding time to record has been a challenge. Nevertheless, Binmen are expecting to release their debut EP in early 2023. 

‘Death by the River’ creeps in on haunting soundscapes, poetic lyrical content and compelling music. The track is a joy to listen to with a dark narrative that is enhanced by sprawling guitars and steady rhythms that create a sense of loneliness between harsh bursts of alternative rock while deep vocals croon expressive lyrics “Waits the wife and the lovely child / By the river, they light no fire / May they rest, may they rest in time.” ‘Death by the River’ is a well-crafted tune that marks Binmen as a band to keep an eye on. 

Stream ‘Death by the River’ below 


Author: Danu