A Lethal Black Ooze

Waterford band ‘A Lethal Black Ooze’ formed in 2020. Following the national lockdown in Ireland, the band released their debut single ‘I Like to Feel Alright’ and self-titled EP ‘A Lethal Black Ooze’ in late ‘22 and ‘23 respectively to much critical acclaim, adding the finest in crushed broken tunes to Ireland’s celebrated music scene.
Throughout 2023 the band played a string of shows around the country opening and sharing the stage with bands such as Melts, Autre Monde, Onion Boys, Chinese Football, Bad Hands, Nerves and many more.
The band featured on IMRO’s ‘My City, My Soundtrack’ series and were covered extensively on radio play and Irish music media around the island.

'There's some energy off this I tell yeh, I tell yeh that's some energy' - Kieran McGuinness [Radio Nova]

'A majestic form of loud' - Kate Brennen-Harding [2XM]

'Noisy garage sound that is just so awesome' - Barra Carlin [Who Art Thou? Podcast]

'Trust us, turn it up REAL loud!' - Finbar Hoban [Finbar Hoban Presents]

'A Lethal Black Ooze arrive in style on this psych ripper, more of this please' - Andrew Lambert [Headstuff.org]

'...and it is some noisy goodness! To me, a real refreshing sound...' - Cone McCaslin [Sum41 / Cone's Cave - 94.9 The Rock, Toronto]

'We could all learn from that ethos. There's a lot of bands aiming for that 'Nuggets' style garage sound currently and A Lethal Black Ooze authentically nail it because of that mindset. As Nietzsche said "One must still have chaos in oneself to give birth to a dancing star." We love this star and look forward to the EP which will also get a vinyl release' - Richard Blowes [Blowtorch Records]

'...the song (Something On Her Mind) is a great big dirty blues/garage rock track that's elevated by a neat psychedelic edge.' - Garry Baylon [The Goo Dublin]

'They’ve got a look that’s authentic and a sound that’s addictive. Like a shot of adrenaline right into your veins. A piercing sound that will rip you to shreds and leave nothing but a Lethal Black Ooze emerging from your organs.' - Robert Byrne [Void Magazine]