Sweet little single

09/02/12 at 11:58 PM |

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It's all about extremes for Tenonsaw, the Cork band set to become the breakthrough act of the year. The Fermoy-based duo of Tipperary man, Thomas Luke Anchell and Swedish classically-trained choral singer, Salt Eriksson, are set to launch their latest double A-side single, ASKOF and Sweet Little Mystery at The Roundy on Sunday, February 26th from 9pm. The songs will be available for free download on www.musicbytenonsaw.com the following day. Basing their music on finding the balance between clarity and confusion, ugliness and beauty, there is an experimental edge to Tenonsaw's music. Anchell highlights that it is all about extremes, between "really ugly and then really pretty". "It's finding that balance," he says.

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