Here’s folk-rock turned up with volume and attitude.
Author: John L. Murphy
Holy Hell! Days for Days Turns 20
Four albums in, The Loud Family showed the same diligence and ambition as Game Theory.
Atlas of the Irish Revolution: Edited by John Crowley, Dónal Ó Drisceoil, Mike Murphy and John Borgonovo
Encourages students, teachers and the serious investigator to reflect on the troubles which these heady…
Making Sense of God: by Timothy Keller
Keller sets forth his assertions honestly and carefully; his account deserves open-minded respect.
Revisit: The Cranberries: Everybody Else Is Doing it, So Why Can’t We?
A quarter of a century later, Everybody Else Is Doing it, So Why Can’t We?…
Enlightenment Now: by Steven Pinker
Enlightenment Now displays a bit of welcome wit and a sharp intellect at work.
Children of God: by Lars Petter Sveen
Sveen’s stories refuse to follow a predictable structure.
Wingtip Sloat: Purge & Swell / Lost Decade
Wingtip Sloat stuck to a D.I.Y. commitment.
Loudest Whisper: The Children of Lir
Ripe for rediscovery.
Rediscover: Game Theory: 2 Steps from the Middle Ages
The last of Game Theory’s re-releases kindles a hope that The Loud Family receives its…