Artist.......: Sinead O'Brien
Album........: Cirque d'hiver Bouglione (Culturebox Festival)
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Alternative
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS (France4 on 2022-10-03)
Rip.date.....: 2022-10-04
Str.date.....: 2022-05-20
Quality......: 235kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: https://www.facebook.com/sineadobrienpoetry/
track title time
1. Cirque d'hiver Bouglione (Culturebox 36:03
Festival)
* Girlkind
* Kid Stuff
* There Are Good Time Coming
* Most Modern Painting
* Roman Ruins
* Taking On Time
* Holy Country
* Like Culture
Runtime 36:03
Size 60.67
Release Notes:
Sinead O Brien is a little outraged. SheÆs just found out that the cafe where
sheÆs suggested for our interview has been labelled on Google Maps as ôcosyö. It
is, it turns out, her least favourite word and emotion. If youÆve heard anything
by the Irish singer/songwriter/poet so far, you would recognise that sentiment.
She regularly shuns safety and familiarity, chasing after the beautiful unknown
and all the uncertainty that comes with it in her complex work.
ôI donÆt like the idea of being settled,ö she tells NME. ôI find it very hard to
imagine permanence in any way, and I canÆt really get to grips with why. I have
a deep need to keep myself alert, and to make sure IÆm seeing all the time. I
always have to find these ways of uprooting myself and disturbing my life path.ö
This mission statement comes bursting out on propulsive recent single æTaking On
TimeÆ, released via lauded indie label Speedy Wunderground as part of their
singles series. ôOrder and chaos have stained my name,ö she speaks over a
rollocking, surging wave of guitars and drums before laying out her mantra:
ôPossessed by ideas, now I take on time.ö See recent singles singles æA Thing
Called JoyÆ and æLimboÆ, which are further proof of her pulverising vocal
performances.