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Review: For Those I Love
David Balfe is the mastermind behind the solo project For Those I Love and his self-titled debut in which he showcases his unique take on the themes of love, loss and friendship. Balfe appreciates the power of words and poetry as he paints a picture of the Northside areas of Dublin, specifically Coolock, Kilmore, and Donaghmede. The textured electronic arrangements underpin the intriguing storytelling and spoken word rhymes of For Those I Love.
Suffering for your art: Creative work under capitalism
A socialist society based on solidarity and collaboration would elevate the arts to another plane – a far greater level of significance and development than that which is possible in our current, profit-driven system
Obituary: Colin McQuillan
On the 18th August 2014, Belfast lost one of its favourite sons in Colin McQuillan, front man of…
Beyonce’s trivialising of violence against women should be the last word in ridiculing her ‘Feminist Icon’ status
On 13 December 2013, singer Beyonce Knowles released a surprise self-titled ‘visual’ album. The promotional lead of the…
Review: The Frontman – Bono (In the Name of Power)
Reviewed by Paddy Delaney Harry Browne’s searing polemic against Bono should be of some interest to socialists,…