The 1992 debut EP from Whipping Boy, Submarine, is a raw and urgent introduction to one of Ireland’s most compelling bands. The four-song release showcases their signature blend of caustic guitars and emotive vocals.
- Submarine was self-released by the band on their own Whipping Boy Recordings label. It features the original lineup of the band, including vocalist Fearghal McKee and guitarist John McEvoy. The EP gained a cult following and critical acclaim, paving the way for their 1995 debut album, Heartworm.
- The EP was recorded at Aston Studios in Dublin. It was produced by Whipping Boy and mixed by Pascal Mullan. The EP was reissued in 2017 by Fire Records.
- The original pressing of Submarine was limited to 1,000 copies. It was later reissued on CD in 2005. The EP's raw sound and intense performances captured the attention of critics and fans alike.
Whipping Boy are a Dublin-based indie rock band formed in 1990. They are best known for their dynamic sound, blending post-punk intensity with melodic sensibilities. Submarine was released during a period of rebuilding for the band, following internal struggles and a shift in lineup. They were a vital part of the early-to-mid 90s Irish alternative rock scene.
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