For Those I Love - Carving The StoneThe second album from Dublins For Those I Love, Carving the Stone is a stark and stirring portrait of modern Irish life. Expanding the intimate world of his acclaimed debut, David Balfe turns his lens outward grappling with the pressures of working class survival, the erosion of home, and the passage of time. Set to soaring instrumentals and raw spoken word, this is his most direct, urgent work to date: a deeply human collection of songs rooted in

John Brannon went on to form Laughing Hyenas

Following the break-up of Finn and Kubler's former band

But the Herbaliser band has always been so much more than the sum of its collaborators

bass & ah’s by Muzi with Gruff on vocals and guitar

The album spawned a third single "4 More"

Total Control and Burning Sensation over the years

but their status was uncertain until they announced their return

and was a critical and commercial success

if kinda weird day

who enlisted Thundercat to play bass on 'Mmmhmm

as it endlessly twists and turns down unpredictable avenues

guitarist Vini Reilly announced that he wouldn't be singing: "So you won't have to put up with my awful voice and schoolboy lyrics