Fun Boy Three’s Waiting: A perfect fusion of 2-tone and New Wave
By Cormac Stephen Synnott, Year 12 Released by Fun Boy Three in 1983, and produced by David Byrne of Talking…
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Book of Love: How Their Debut Album Remains Relevant 40 Years Later
By Cormac Stephen Synnott, Year 12 As is probably the case with a majority of bands, the American synth-pop group…
Kneecap: How Irish Provocateurs Reimagined Ceol Gaeilge
By Cormac Stephen Synnott, Year 12 In 2017, C.E.A.R.T.A. was released by newly formed Irish trio Kneecap. Inspired by a…
The Book of Invasions: a flawless fusion of rock, folk, and ancient mythology
By Cormac Stephen Synnott, Year 12 Released by Horslips in 1976, The Book of Invasions: A Celtic Symphony was met…
Domedagsdrömmar: The Swedish-language Album of the Decade?
By Cormac Stephen Synnott, Year 12 After the release of several singles in anticipation, Junior Brielle, composed of brothers Gabriel…
What makes Les Misérables, the Arena Spectacular World Tour, so good?
Written by Cormac Stephen Synnott, Year 12 Recently, on October 30th, a school-trip was organised to see Les Misérables. Having…
Äkta Hjärtan: How it Stands the Test of Time
By Cormac Stephen Synnott, Year 12 Released in 1991, Perssons Pack’s album Äkta Hjärtan was a quasi-immediate success. Soon becoming…