Engine Alley

Ireland’s Engine Alley played polished pop music that included components of the 70s glam rock and roll period. Vocalist Canice Kennedy was supported by Brian (electric guitar), Eamonn (bass) and Emmaline (drums), as well as the line-up was shaped in Dec 1989. They got their name from an especially barren street within the center of Dublin, and became known because of their colourful and lively stage displays. After putting your signature on a contract using the U2 -supported Mother Information label, the music group produced their debut in August 1991 with Flowerbox EP, where period the group got expanded to some five-piece. Their debut record was documented in springtime 1992 and premiered just in Eire. Its tracks dwelt chiefly on personality sketches – ‘Gemstone Jill And Crazy Jane’, ‘Telescope Female’ and ‘Mrs Winder’. The music group’s initial UK discharge, ‘Infamy’, followed their appearance in Britain in 1993, and was supported by ‘Robin Hood’, an strike in the Kevin Costner film of the same name. Nevertheless, Engine Alley never really had sufficient power as songwriters to survive.