Interviews
Saying it Louth, proud and clear - by Neil Dunphy, Sunday Tribune
Dundalk agit-rocker-cum-rapper Jinx Lennon is the antidote to every bland, identikit singer-songwriter you've ever heard You can read the full interview by clicking here
Why you should know about Jinx Lennon - by Julia Molony, Sunday Independent
He doesn't put on an American accent and his songs range from wife-beating to racism. Garrison town prophet Jinx Lennon to play Galway - by Kevin McGuire, Galway Advertiser
Jinx Lennon is one of the singularly most innovative artist working in the Irish music scene at the moment. You can read the full interview by clicking here
Kid Carpet & Jinx Lennon - by thesneakybandit, Fastfude
If Bob Dylan and Eminem lived together in Dundalk and raised a kind of slightly psychotic son, that man would turn out just like Jinx Lennon. You can read the full interview by clicking here
Feeling the fire with Jinx Lennon - by Benjamin Coombs
"The County Louth native has built a cult following in recent years with his winning combination of original song writing and volatile live performances, and is unlike any other musician currently doing the rounds". You can read the full interview by clicking here
Jinx Lennon - by Jean Encoule, trakMARX.com
"Every now & again an LP drops out of the ether to grab you by the short & curlys & savagely shake yr preconceptions until they burst. "30 Beacons Of Light For A Land Full Of Spite, Thugs, Drug Slugs & Energy Vampires" by Jinx Lennon is a perfect example of this phenomenon." You can read the full interview by clicking here
Keeping it Real - by Robert Thighe, Connaught Tribune
"Lennon's lyrics deal with the actualities of the daily grind that is a lot of peoples reality."" a Jinx Lennon gig will be a shock to reality"
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Through the dark side to see the light - by Kevin McGuire, Galway Advertiser
"I was looking around and there was too many of these kind of happy chappy singer-songwriters. There wasn't enough of what i'd call 'washing your hands in dirty water' and what i try to do is look through the dark side to see the light."You can read the full interview by clicking here
Delivering a bitter pill - by Michael Carr, Inside Cork
"Grim, yet humourous tales of Rohypnol, racism, unnecessary dieting, punishment shootings and drug addiction are his weaponry and live they are unleashed with an intensity rarely seen on Irish stages"You can read the full interview by clicking here
Jinx: an Trúbadóir nua - by Ben Ó Faoláin, Foinse
"Trúbadóir nua-aimseartha as Dún Dealgan agus úinéir an chomhlacht cerininí Septic Tiger, tá Lemon Jelly, Mercury Rev agus Ed Hamell mar lucht éisteachta aige."You can read the full interview by clicking here
Gate Crashers - by Micheal Carr, Foggy Notions
"Hailing from Dundalk, Co Louth, with enough bile, invectve, and intelligent lyrics to suffice for several of his more placid, lovelorn singer-songwriters, comes Jinx Lennon, a veritable Great White in troubadour terms."You can read the full interview by clicking here
The Septic Tiger of the Irish music scene - by Grainne Faller, irismagazine.net
"A volatile mixture of humour, passion, rhythmic tunes, one chord songs and social commentary"You can read the full interview by clicking here
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