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““Dance,” Sinead O’Brien simply commands in disco stomper ‘Like Culture’. Taken from a poem she first drafted at 17, the poignant ode to joining your friends on the dancefloor feels as relevant today as it did when the Irish punk-poet initially put pen to paper. This desire to get up and move is a much welcome release, but is nothing new for O’Brien and her long-time collaborators Julian Hanson and”

““The giants of time are turning tunes,” Sinead O’Brien repeats on ‘Holy Country’, the ominous highlight of her debut album Time Bend And Break The Bower. In her drawling delivery, it could be a threat or a celebration. Like many a modern buzzband from this part of the world, the Irish poet and multi-disciplinary artist is exploring post-punk sprechgesang that’s deadpan and politely political. Her ”