track on Alison Curtis's The Last Splash programme, in which she described the lead track "16" as "brilliant". The EP also includes the tracks "Idolise", "Everybody's Got to be Somewhere" and "Fed to the Lions". Their debut album, Achieving Vagueness was released on 14 September 2007 to critical acclaim. A Choice Music Prize nomination for the album followed on 10 January 2008. Their debut album was recorded and mixed by acclaimed Irish producer Gareth Mannix (Republic of Loose/Delorentos/Director). October 2010 saw the release of the group's second album, Constant Adventure. The Flaws went on a hiatus for 2 years, infrequently releasing singles until they announced that they would release a third record. "Springtime For The Flaws", was released 24 April 2015. The Flaws subsequently disbanded in 2016. In May 2020 unannounced song entitled “All Of Us” was released on social media with accompanying video. In January 2021, Paul Finn as SOMEFINN released a solo album entitled "...tsk, tsk..." Albums Achieving Vagueness, 2007 Constant Adventure, 2010 Springtime For The Flaws, 2015 Singles No Room (March 2006) Out Tonight (June 2006) Sixteen (May 2007, IRE No. 29) 1981 (July 2007) You and I (November 2007) I Don't Wanna Dance (September 2009) Part of You (October 2010) Make Good (February 2011) Constant Adventure (June 2011) Million Miles (May 2012) Let's Fight (July 2012) Animals (September 2014) That's What You Get (February 2015) References Hotpress Yearbook 2007, 2008 External links The Flaws Bebo Page FREE ACOUSTIC SESSION by The Flaws from NvTv Carrickmacross Irish indie rock groups