Album review: All We Are - All We Are
It is difficult to articulate quite what it is that makes All We Are’s proggy pop so beguiling, with the musicians themselves especially stumped. “The Bee Gees on diazepam” and “psychedelic boogie boogie” are the best this Cork/Brazil/Norway trio have come up with and, while this may speak to the disembodied eloquence of their sound (featuring Douglas native and Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa music graduate Rich O’Flynn on vocals and drums), it does not convey its wonder and subtle beauty.
