Overview
- Released on 29 August via AWAL, the Irish singer’s third album builds on a breakout festival summer that included Glastonbury and Green Man.
- Early reviews from outlets including The Guardian, Rolling Stone, NME, the Independent and the i Paper praise the record as one of the year’s standout releases.
- The title track and broader concept confront Ireland’s post‑2008 crash, late capitalism and the erosion of community, combining bilingual lyrics with sharp, personal storytelling.
- Pre-release momentum came from singles such as Take A Sexy Picture Of Me, Running/Planning, The Jamie Oliver Petrol Station and When A Good Man Cries.
- CMAT has announced a UK and Ireland tour for March–June 2026, with dates in Edinburgh, Brighton, Manchester, London, Dublin and Cork.