Stunning brothers Steve and Joe formed The Walls in 1998 and released three acclaimed albums. Stop the Lights (2012); New Dawn Breaking (2005) and Hi Lo (2000). Songs from the albums have been included on various movies (Begin Again, On the Edge), TV shows and commercials. They have guested with the likes of U2, Crowded House, Bob Dylan and Red

Stunning brothers Steve and Joe formed The Walls in 1998 and released three acclaimed albums. Stop the Lights (2012); New Dawn Breaking (2005) and Hi Lo (2000). Songs from the albums have been included on various movies (Begin Again, On the Edge), TV shows and commercials. They have guested with the likes of U2, Crowded House, Bob Dylan and Red Hot Chilli Peppers. 'Stop the Lights' their third offering has garnered huge praise. What the press are saying:

"The third offering from The Walls is a finely-wrought assortment of slick sonic treats.......on Stop the Lights they push the boundaries of their craft: this is their most adventurous work to date…..Delightful". - Hot Press Magazine

"Every so often an album comes along that makes you fall in love with music all over again. It's an ambitious record with countless layers and textures, so lovingly created (the art work is beautiful), that truly reaffirms the belief that great long plays are still being written and produced…sublime." Louder than War - May 10th 2012

"Stop The Lights’ may have been six years in the making but it was well worth the wait. The Wall’s are back with a bang" - Golden Plec.com

"Their capacity to craft catchy melodies certainly remains intact and Stop The Lights is arguably their finest work to date." - Alternative Ulster Magazine

"From beginning to end the album has an energy and optimism that is compulsive – do yourself a favour and grab a copy….." - WeAre Noise.com

"What impressed me the most is how they managed to make each song sound individual and unique while still retaining that recognisable ‘The Walls’ sound". - FameMagazine.co.uk 2/04/2012

New Dawn Breaking [2005] saw The Walls take a more performance-based approach. Recorded in Black Box Studios, France with producer Dave Odlum at the helm, the album is a real rush of blood to the head. It is both gutsy and tender, brimming with passion. It includes the hit single 'To the Bright and Shining Sun' and the gripping 'Drowning Pool'

New Dawn Breaking [2005] saw The Walls take a more performance-based approach. Recorded in Black Box Studios, France with producer Dave Odlum at the helm, the album is a real rush of blood to the head. It is both gutsy and tender, brimming with passion. It includes the hit single 'To the Bright and Shining Sun' and the gripping 'Drowning Pool' which was featured over the opening credits of the movie 'Begin Again' featuring Mark Ruffalo and Keira Knightley.

What the press said: “it contains the best work of their career” – SUNDAY TIMES

“an immediately impressive record on almost every level....well worth the wait” – HOT PRESS

“The Walls have always possessed an organic aura that makes them so darn likeable and they’ve successfully imbued this glow into the making of the record giving it that homely Wilco feeling…an album full of hooks, catchy choruses and stomping tunes”. TOTALLY DUBLIN

“So at an important point in their career, The Walls have made a great album. Two guitarists, bass and drum’s - music just doesn’t get any better than this.” – SUBCULTURE MAGAZINE

“New Dawn Breaking should put this hard-working band back where they belong - bringing down the house, as well as holding up the ceiling. The Stunning? No way, this is more of a first time buyers' investment”. – ENTERTAINMENT.IE

“Super-charged with the idea of starting afresh, at its best 'New Dawn Breaking' has an urgency about it which proves infectious. The wait was worth it”. RTE.IE

Stunning brothers Steve and Joe formed The Walls in 1998 and released three acclaimed albums. Stop the Lights (2012); New Dawn Breaking (2005) and Hi Lo (2000). They have guested with the likes of U2, Crowded House, Bob Dylan and Red Hot Chilli Peppers as well as touring in Ireland, the US, Europe and Russia.

The debut from The Walls. After The Stunning split in 1994 Steve and Joe sought to make music in a different way using samplers and loops while still using real organic instruments. The result is an album full of charm and quirks. 'Bone Deep' became a hit with radio in Ireland and three songs from 'Hi-Lo' - Something's Wrong, Chestnut and Bone

The debut from The Walls. After The Stunning split in 1994 Steve and Joe sought to make music in a different way using samplers and loops while still using real organic instruments. The result is an album full of charm and quirks. 'Bone Deep' became a hit with radio in Ireland and three songs from 'Hi-Lo' - Something's Wrong, Chestnut and Bone Deep featured on the soundtrack of the movie 'On the Edge', The film directed by John Carney (Once; Begin Again).

"A mightily impressive album" - Hot Press

"Well crafted pop songs with deadly accurate lyrics' - Irish Times