Book review: the visceral pulling power of music

A series of common riffs emerge that skilfully bond the assortment of essays on music in 'You spin me round'
Book review: the visceral pulling power of music

Three of the contributors to ‘You spin me round’ are, from left,  Colin Graham, Peter Geoghegan, and Aingeala Flannery.

Sat, 09 Mar, 2024 - 01:00
 Colm o'Callaghan

  • You spin me round: Essays on music
  • Edited by Adrian Duncan, Niamh Dunphy, Nathan O’Donnell 
  • PVA Books: €15,00 

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