Album Review: The Bonny Men - The Broken Pledge

Right from Steve Cooney’s first didgeridoo note on the opening track of their third album, Dublin-based seven-piece the Bonny Men command their audience’s absolute attention.

Mon, 24 Feb, 2020 - 11:25

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The Bonny Men - The Broken Pledge

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