The Actual Mafia launch their EP in The Workman’s Club on 10 August.
Hailing from Kildare, five piece funk rock band The Actual Mafia‘s “Bullet to the Chakra” EP is a lively funkadelic story that sounds something like Elvis Costello doing a series of Fun Lovin’ Criminals covers.
“Bullet to the Chakra” was the end product of a number of radio interviews and performances. The EP has nine tracks, but five of them are musical representations of a wider story among the tracks of dialog.
Lively, funky, jazzy, vibes run through these songs, such as ‘Jogging Donkey’ and ‘The General’. Things take a darker turn lyrically after ‘Streets Like Sesame’. These tracks sound great if you imagine them live, a chance you’ll get to see when The Actual Mafia launch the EP in The Workman’s Club on 10 August.
RobMoro 
Hailing from Kildare, five piece funk rock band The Actual Mafia‘s “Bullet to the Chakra” EP is a lively funkadelic story that sounds something like Elvis Costello doing a series of Fun Lovin’ Criminals covers.
“Bullet to the Chakra” was the end product of a number of radio interviews and performances. The EP has nine tracks, but five of them are musical representations of a wider story among the tracks of dialog.
Lively, funky, jazzy, vibes run through these songs, such as ‘Jogging Donkey’ and ‘The General’. Things take a darker turn lyrically after ‘Streets Like Sesame’. These tracks sound great if you imagine them live, a chance you’ll get to see when The Actual Mafia launch the EP in The Workman’s Club on 10 August.
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