Music Review
David Geraghty - The Victory Dance
Monday 14 September 2009Label: Knee Deep Records
Year: 2009
Duration: 40 minutes
Geraghty's 2007 solo debut 'Kill Your Idols' has become a good friend to have for journeys home and nights in.
'The Victory Dance' will test your loyalties.
While it continues the laidback, 'man with things on his mind' vibe of its predecessor, Geraghty's voice has more soul to it this time and his arrangements are the successes of a man who's pushed himself to be a stronger songwriter - if many pencils were snapped and frustrated naps taken they've all been worth it.
These stories about the price of people knowing themselves and others have a poignancy that doesn't diminish no matter how long you get stuck on one of them (it happens plenty) and together make 'The Victory Dance' the perfect comedown from Geraghty's work with Bell X1.
It ends abruptly, and you're left wanting more. An all too rare thing.
Harry Guerin
Tracklisting: Watch Her Win - Tuesday's Feet - Instant Sunshine - Soft Spot - Wear Out Your Name - Last Time Around - The Emperor's Hand-Me-Downs - Change My Mind - Stones - Falter
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