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The Frank And Walters: Sat 14th April

Apr 12, 2012
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Posted by Adam Peters

People perusing this month’s listings section could be forgiven for thinking “God, not another early 90s indie band reforming.” In fact, The Frank And Walters have never gone away, plying their quirky mix of droll lyrics and upbeat poppy guitar riffs for more than 20 years. It’s fair to say they take things easier these days, leaving six year gaps between studio albums, but the continued existence of Ireland’s answer to They Might Be Giants will please those of a certain age.

Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar Sat 14th April 2012

Apr 12, 2012
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Adam Peters started out publishing football fanzines in the late 80s. Various jobs on video games magazines and a brief dalliance scripting photo love stories for the teen press followed. Switching media to television, he co-wrote David Walliams' first sitcom, was somehow once BAFTA-nominated and now concentrates on pre-school animation series. Coming full circle, in 2013 he launched a roller derby fanzine.
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