A Quangodelic gig brought on the funk. And since the smoking ban you could smell it.

Quangodelic were an ever-growing collective of talent who made the dirtiest funk noise known to man.
Gigs at Townlands Carnival, SiDuBi, Kfest, The Crane Lane and The Kino are built on Quangodelic’s reputation as a band that not only brought the funk but made sure it stayed put through long, sweaty, high-octane sets involving papier-maché masks, red hot jams and a mix of solid funk staples with new material from the indisputably original mind of bassist, vocalist and undisputed ringleader Pat Allott.
Added to the mix a full brass section, the vocal talents of Mr Morgan D’Arcy and The Vox Funkuli, mad-scientist keys, a rhythm section tight as James Brown’s corset and sweet guitars, and what do you have? A party.

“We don't care how stupid we look, We just care about FUNK. Pure wonky Funk. We play live music that people can get sweaty to. We play party music. We are the party.”
Pat Allott