AHOUSEiSDEAD

Dublin. Formed 1985. Dead since 2019. Deadly ever since.

▶ The latest single

Forever
Mediocre.

The new single — out now — 21.03.26

Three decades of experience, distilled into one modest claim. The first taste of the new album.

▶ Play the single New album — ten new songs — coming 2026

Forever Mediocre sleeve — AHOUSEiSDEAD ® 210326

The Story, Briefly.

Formed in Dublin in 1985. Five albums, one Oscar Wilde quotation, and “Endless Art” — from I Am the Greatest, later voted the third best Irish album of all time. We didn’t vote.

Split, emotionally, at the Olympia in 1997. Pronounced dead at the National Concert Hall in 2019 — and have been gigging ever since, which tells you everything about Irish funerals.

Last seen: Forest Fest 2026, Sunday night, Village Tent, 19:45. Most of the tent arrived already knowing the words. They were right to.

Currently: Dave Couse · Fergal Bunbury · Neil Dorrington · Jay Oglesby

Ink drawings and markings across the pages of an open notebook — From the notebooks — one of the ten new songs, before it was a song.

Evidence.

Dave Couse live

Fergal Bunbury live

Jay Oglesby on bass

Neil Dorrington on drums

The doll, at rest

Whelan's 21.03.26 poster — no one can hear you scream

Watch.

Video still: Endless Art soundcheck — Endless Art — soundcheck, National Concert Hall

Video still: I Want Too Much live — I Want Too Much — live, Vicar Street

Listen.

Now — AHOUSEiSDEAD The new stuff, on Spotify Now — AHOUSEiSDEAD On Apple Music — one single and counting Then — A House 1985–1997, on Spotify Then — A House The full catalogue, for the other church