The CD is also available from the following high quality music stores
Derry: Abbazappa
Winchester: Elephant Records
CD Pressing by the wonderful CD Unity up in Glasgow
Below is a small selection the songs we're working on. If you want to hear more go to our YouTube channel in the Contact section below.
Synth driven rant against political intransigence in Northern Ireland with lashings of guitar.
It's a short burst of diamond edged rock and roll, channeling Iggy and the Stooges, Adrian Belew and others.
A low key atmospheric song about love and betrayal on the North Down coast. Ulster Noir?
Surveillance and the space age. Guitars rattling round the cosmos.
Guilt, regret, or maybe not, and Dante.
Auld Gods are a pandemic band, not having been in the same room since they started working together in March 2020 until mixing the first album 'Older, Wiser?' in October 2021. After commenting on a short instrumental track on YouTube, Davy McLarnon joined the Williamson brothers in the project which was to produce music that allowed a bit of experimentation, didn’t disappear up its own arse, provided a bit of emotional investment and you could tap your foot to. Did they succeed? Have a listen and judge for yourself.
Davy was a founder member of Shock Treatment, a seminal Belfast punk rock band signed to Terri Hooley's
Good Vibrations record label in 1979. Following the release of two singles , Belfast Telegraph and Big Check Shirts Shock Treatment
went to sleep for some years re-surfacing again in 2012 and continue to perform and record to this day. Following the short lived
Five Boys Davy joined Belfast rock band Peacefrog in 1990. Here he would enjoy much local success with hit singles, an album and
several high profile support slots and festival appearances. McLarnon continues to perform in several acts and is particularly
excited about his involvement in the Auld Gods