Kearney Music

Kearney Music, affectionately known as Kearngaze by his acolytes, is a vibrant and growing genre of music enjoyed by music and Kearnage enthusiasts alike, and has been well-received by critics. It explores multiple different styles, approaches to composition and continually subverts industry and genre-based expectations of what music should sound like.

Kearney Concept Album
Since 2014, a collective of artists and musicians have been working on a Kearney Concept Album, featuring music written about Kearney and in the theme of Kearney. The album is a work in progress, but several songs have been released to critical acclaim and can be found on CarlingMaster/Rashered World's soundcloud account.

https://soundcloud.com/rashered-world/

These tracks include
 * A Picture of Kearney as a Young Man


 * Kearnage (Lola by the Kinks Cover)

Several further Kearney compositions existing, including No Sympathy for Sean Kearney(Rolling Stones), Seanson de Kearné, the psychedelic jazz hit 'Kearniful Day', and the poignant and lush "Symphony in C Minor for Kearney". "Sloop Sean B" has also been completed, a cover of Sloop John B by The Beach Boys.

Works in progress include "Rollies, Smoke and Kearney(Warren Zevon)", "No Alarms and No Kearnprises (Radiohead cover)", "Prowlin Kearney", "Catholic Kearns (Frank Zappa cover)"

Kearney Improv
There are weekly improv sessions at Bane's house in Ballydesmond. A recording of one of the sessions featuring two well-known Kearney musicians went on to wide proliferation and success. The august and auspicious track in question is "Rake and Ferg Folk Jamboree" available on the above soundcloud.

Relationship with Public Secret
It is a well-known piece of information, one could even say a public secret, that Kearney music is considered by almost everyone to be infinitely better in every single conceivable way to the music of local hobnob, Thom Barrett.