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Dublin's folk music scene has a new milestone to celebrate. Luke Clerkin's debut album Orpheus is a stunning collection that showcases the songwriter's gift for storytelling and emotional resonance.

Dublin's folk music scene has a new milestone to celebrate. Luke Clerkin's debut album Orpheus is a stunning collection that showcases the songwriter's gift for storytelling and emotional resonance.

Dublin's folk music scene has a new milestone to celebrate. Luke Clerkin's debut album Orpheus is a stunning collection that showcases the songwriter's gift for storytelling and emotional resonance.

The Brutalist has a lot in common with the architectural style that inspired it. It’s imposing, intimidating, and it embraces its uglier elements, making them a feature rather than a bug. It houses ...