
Briars – share euphoric indie folk single ‘Roimh’
Cork City based indie-folk band BRIARS have today released their high-octane new single, ‘Roimh’. With a sound that ranges from fragile subtlety to raucous energy, BRIARS weave

Cork City based indie-folk band BRIARS have today released their high-octane new single, ‘Roimh’. With a sound that ranges from fragile subtlety to raucous energy, BRIARS weave

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