Tag: Books
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Book Review: Service – Sarah Gilmartin
Service by Sarah Gilmartin delves into the intricate lives of a waitress, a chef, and his wife, each entwined in a web of secrets and revelations. Set against the backdrop of a high-end Dublin restaurant, the narrative unfolds with palpable tension and complexity. Gilmartin skillfully navigates themes of power, abuse, and the masks we wear…
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Indiependence Festival Review 2013 – Day 2
Indiependence really has to be commended for the addition of the Bier Halle stage to this year’s festival. Situated within a huge barn, it is more of a music venue than stage with its own bar stocked with the finest local craft beers, lounge area with comfortable seating and even ping-pong tables. But it is…
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Corner Boy – Morning Morning E.P.
Bluegrass, folk, a big double bass and an ole banjo thrown in for good measure. Sound familiar? Of course it does! Corner Boy are relatively new kids on the tweed covered block, can a block be covered in tweed? We’ll it was only a metaphor, but disprove me if you must. The ‘Irish Folk Rockers’ formed under…
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Musicians of the World, Lend me your Ears…and your EP’s
I am always looking for new bands, artists, musicians, DJ’s, Orators or even Avant-garde spoon players to feature on my blog. If you know such a person or happen to be such a person then please do not hesitate and get in touch. Submissions can now be made directly through my soundcloud dropbox, the link…
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Disney’s Paperman
Have you seen this yet? Paperman is Disney’s Oscar Nominated short film/animation. They have only just made it available on their official YouTube channel and it is most certainly worth watching. For those of you too lazy to go to YouTube, don’t worry, I have it below. Ironically enough, the retro, almost hand drawn style…
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