On today’s episode of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Shane McMullan of the Belfast post-hardcore band Broncos discusses how the project came to be, their debut album King Laugh, how the title was inspired by Bram Stoker, the album’s personal lyrics and the life experiences he drew from, creating an epically grand sound as a three-piece, the rapid expansion of the project, how he balances Broncos with his other bands, the recent addition of Matthew McMullan on bass and how this has freed him up to sing, what this change has meant for his stage presence, headling the famous Empire Music Hall in Belfast for the album’s launch, their future plans, and much more.
Broncos’ debut album, King Laugh, is out now. You can keep up with the band through their Linktree.

Aaron Kavanagh is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Post-Burnout. His writing can also be found in the Irish Daily Star, Buzz.ie, Totally Dublin, The GOO, Headstuff, New Noise Magazine, XS Noize, DSCVRD and more.

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