How was it for you? Arts writer Ed Power picks his highlights of 2022 

Midlake, The Sandman and  Plague Tale feature among Ed's selections 
How was it for you? Arts writer Ed Power picks his highlights of 2022 

Ed Power picks from TV, books, film interviews and more.

Wed, 28 Dec, 2022 - 02:00
Ed Power

What were the three best events you were at during the year?

Sarah Davachi, Unitarian Church, Dublin: Haunting drone music wrenched from a pipe organ which at once lulled the listener into a trance and filled them with foreboding.

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