- Music
- 02 Aug 06
Available to download freely on his website, Lynch’s follow up to his decent debut ‘The Storm’ shows an altogether different side to his normally restrained musical palate. Gone is the traditional singer-songwriter fare – in its place stands a raucous, blues-driven back-bar stomp much in the vein of the Killiney man’s heroes Paul Brady, Springsteen and Dylan. A taster, perhaps, for what gems may lie ahead on his forthcoming A Whisper In The Riot LP.
Available to download freely on his website, Lynch’s follow up to his decent debut ‘The Storm’ shows an altogether different side to his normally restrained musical palate. Gone is the traditional singer-songwriter fare – in its place stands a raucous, blues-driven back-bar stomp much in the vein of the Killiney man’s heroes Paul Brady, Springsteen and Dylan. A taster, perhaps, for what gems may lie ahead on his forthcoming A Whisper In The Riot LP.