Street headline gig in 2006. The CD was meant to be available soon after the gig but due to financial and CD pressing issues, the release was pushed back from its June 1, 2006, release date. Owing to the number of lost tickets (tickets were required to collect the CD) the band put the EP up for download on their website along with hi res versions of the artwork. The EP also increased from being a two-track EP to a five-track with each member contributing a track. Regarded as one of Ireland's finest live bands, the group are resolutely independent and have repeatedly bypassed normal music industry channels. The successes they have achieved to date - sold-out venues and snapped-up recordings issued on their own label - have been based entirely on their own merits, hard work and a phenomenal word-of-mouth reputation. On 23 November 2008 a bulletin was posted on their MySpace page stating that they were working on an album and hoping to release it early the following year. In March 2010 the record Friendship was finally released. In May 2014, it emerged that two of the members, Egan and Bolger were living in Malmö in Sweden and had formed a new band called Dimman. Their first two-track EP was released on 21 May 2014. Their next album, The How, was recorded in June 2017 in Donegal and was released in 2018. “The Rednecks has always been pure, a joyful thing, playing together for the purity of hearing what each other is going to play." Richie Egan told GoldenPlec in an interview promoting their 20th anniversary show in Vicar Street on November 30th, 2018. Releases Albums Thirtysixstrings (2001) Cut Your Heart off from Your Head (2002) I Am Brazil (2004) Friendship (2010) The How (2018) Extended plays Seven Stabs (2006) RMNMN (2006) Singles TRM1 (2000) In Hindsight Eugene's Hot Lunch TRM2 (2000) He Threw Down His Rifle and Ran TRM3 (2001) Go Goat Go Bringing Back The Buffalo TRM4 (2001) Hit Him In The Belly With A Hammer TRM5 (2002) Loopy Lou Meet Jimmy Joe OK Frenchie Pat Sherrill's Jokes References External links MySpace Account Irish post-rock groups Musical groups from Dublin (city) Instrumental rock musical groups Musical groups established in 1998 1998 establishments in Ireland