Described by Hot Press as "Energy, balls and pure rock n' roll" Scally writes and co produces all his own songs. Scally's songs have been credited for being rooted in working class ideologies - unemployment, teenage pregnancies, drink and substance abuse and crime, whilst also critiquing wider social issues such as homelessness, sex & gender liberation, privatisation of the media and the refugee crisis. Scally has also been gaining notoriety for his on stage antics with his penchant for balaclavas, megaphones, nakedness, whisky drinking and crowd surfing making him the rarest breed of frontman. Scally's band - The Dirty Rats - decorate these messages with intricate licks and flicks, groove filled grandeur for a true rock n' roll experience likened to Arctic Monkeys and Red Hot Chilli Peppers. Officially launched in April 2017 with the release of his first single 'The 7th Commandment' Scally has been labelled as a "definite one to watch" having "both balls and brains" and a swagger deemed "inspiring"(Stuart Clark, HOT PRESS). The Mullingar man has supported The Strypes, The Minutes, The Blizzards, New Valley Wolves and CrowBlackChicken and Mik Pyro to date. "More energy than a Duracell Bunny.....everything you can imagine when you think of rock n' roll" (Indie Buddie). "Sure to blow the cobwebs from your mind" - John Loftus (8Radio). "With his challenging themes and vibrant energy, Scally brings a welcome dash of colour" Will Faulkner (Midlands 103).