Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Holy Fuck it's 2010 ya'll




With all of the new sites that everybody just has to be on, this site has been seeing very little action. While it is a Wednesday morning and I am feeling like updating this bad boy and taking on the world, that feeling may fade and once again, this site will languish on the periphery of the Moutpiece Empire. If you want to contact us and/or keep up to date with the goings on of Dublin’s finest Alco Dadz, befriend/check out our myspace site or our Facebook site. Conversely, keep an eye on this site and I’ll try to keep it up to date.

So what has been going on?

2009 was very good to Moutpiece. We played some great gigs, sold a good few records, got a bit of travel in, and still managed to increase the Moutpiece family’s family by one. We started off the year with the Rockfest II, which was one hell of a partay and a great gig to boot.


We played an all-dayer in Galway with loads of bands, although we were back on the train to Dublin by 7 with a tray of Lager that sadly, didn’t make it back off the train.


We rocked the balmy summer evening that was The Night in the Stix, going on just before Coitus featuring our dear friend Skinny RIP.




We took part in the seshooooon that was this year’s Punx Picnic.


We played the GGI in Glasgow, which nearly cost us our Gaz.(Photos courtesy of Cinderz)






We played the Freebooters and the Excuses possible last gig in Fibbers. Too bad the Excuses couldn’t make their own last gig.


And we ended the year with the annual Moutpiece Xmas all-dayer which again proved to be one of Dublin’s drunkest days. Due to a snow/ice related incident, young Mr. Trousers was replaced by young Damo of some of Dublin's finest Punk spectacles. He did a stand up job and is a truly stand up bloke. Trousers was missed as it was a outstanding day of debacherous behaviour.



2010 looks to be picking up where ’09 left off. Two gigs in and they have both been smoking. One with English 80’s hardcore enthusiasts- The Shitty Limits

and the other with Medway’s finest garage rock outfit, The Len Price 3.

Photos for both gigs to follow.


We’ve also managed to record 5 songs for what is to become the next Moutpiece Long player. Don’t hold your breath for a release date, but if the tracks done are any indication, and they are, this record is gonna kick ass.

Thursday, February 19, 2009

DEBUT ALBUM NOW AVAILABLE



That's right you lucky bastids. The twelve song debut platter is now available for purchase. You can pick it up in quality Dublin record shops-

Road Records on Fade Street
Spindizzy in Georges Street Arcade
City Discs in Temple Bar
The Secret Book and Record Shop on Wicklow Street.
Horror Business at the back of the Foggy Dew

You can also pick up records in Portland, Oregon USA's finest Record stores

Green Noise Records- 2615 SE Clinton St (mail order available to yous yanks)
2nd Avenue Records-400 SW 2nd Ave
Everyday Music- 1313 W. Burnside


We're gonna try to get off our holes and actually send copies to the distros that have asked for them as well.We'll try to get paypal together so we can send it to anybody not lucky enough to live in Dublin Rock City. If you want a copy and don't know how to get one, send us a message at myspace.com/moutpiece or check us out on facebook and we'll see what we can do.

Launch Day Photos







The Inter



DJ's Gazzy Wazzy and Wrongspeed




Album Launch




After 4 recording sessions, two of which were erased and one of which just wasn't up to Moutpiece's lofty standards, 3 record pressing plants, one of which went out of business and another that again was not up to Moutpiece's lofty standards, the debut, self titled Moutpiece album is now available. 12 songs of raw guitar driven power etched onto virgin black vinyl, it looks great, it sounds great. No serious record collection can be considered complete without a copy. The album was launched on 27th September in the International Bar, Dublin. Support was provided by Wicklow Rock'n'Rollers- The Evil Knievels and Sligo punk hooligans Excuses. Festivities kicked off at 3 pm and the gig was followed by an 8 hour DJ set courtesy of Gaz and the Yank. It was a truly historic day of drinkin' and rockin'.

Tuesday, July 22, 2008



A fiery collective of absurdity and madness, rolled into a rock’n’roll machine of power.

Loud, fast, obnoxious bursts of guitar fuelled mayhem, the band was formed by Gaz Moutpiece and Derek Jihad, armed with a blistering bag of riffs and a voracious thirst for everything, they recruited Tommy Trousers on bass duties and set off on the road.

Tours of Holland, Ireland and festival appearances ensued and Moutpiece was brought to the masses, who enjoyed it immensely.

Now with added guitaring by Conzo Hercules and a new album about to be unleashed onto the streets, Moutpiece are a rabid animal frothing at the jowls and biting to kill with the use of guitars and drums.

The debut album of instant rock classics is awaiting a launch to propel it into the annals of punk history. Recorded, mixed and mastered by the boys in the Hive Studios in Kilcoole Co. Wicklow, it will soon be a must have in every music fanatic's collection.

Stay tuned for further details