No Worries
1998
It's All Over Now
1999
Artist Biography
Formed from the ashes of Irish grunge trio Kerbdog,
Cormac Battle (guitar/vocals) and Darragh Butler (drums) attempted a
more commercial approach with their new band. After the demise of
Kerbdog, following the release of their excellent second album in 1997,
Battle and Butler parted company with former colleague Colin Fenelley
and teamed up with old school-friend Mick Murphy to form Wilt. They
signed a recording contract with Australian label Mushroom Records and
reunited with former Kerbdog associated Ronan McHugh, working with the
producer at Sun Studios in Dublin. Their 2000 debut, Bastinado, was
named after a punishment inflicted by beating the soles of the feet.
Battle and Butler’s new approach proved to be closer in style to modern
power pop bands such as Fountains Of Wayne and the Dandy Warhols than
their previous grunge influences. My Medicine, like its predecessor, was
replete with big melodies and catchy choruses, drawing favourable
reviews in both the Irish and UK music press.
Tracklist
No Worries
Tracklist
Tracklist
No Worries
1 | No Worries | ||
2 | Working For The Man | ||
3 | I Want It All |
Tracklist
It's All Over Now
1 | It's All Over Now | |
2 | Working For The Man | |
3 | Never Enough |
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