For Those I Love - Carving The Stone
Dinked #358 is brought to you by FOR THOSE I LOVE!
The Dinked Edition includes:
● Transparent orange / clear split vinyl
● Screen printed artwork designed by David Balfe
● Signed edition
● Hand numbered obi-strip
● Limited pressing of 500
The second album from Dublin’s For Those I Love, Carving the Stone is a stark and stirring portrait of modern Irish life. Expanding the intimate world of his acclaimed debut, David Balfe turns his lens outward - grappling with the pressures of working-class survival, the erosion of home, and the passage of time. Set to soaring instrumentals and raw spoken word, this is his most direct, urgent work to date: a deeply human collection of songs rooted in memory, resistance, and emotional honesty.
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For Those I Love - Carving The Stone
Dinked #358 is brought to you by FOR THOSE I LOVE!
The Dinked Edition includes:
● Transparent orange / clear split vinyl
● Screen printed artwork designed by David Balfe
● Signed edition
● Hand numbered obi-strip
● Limited pressing of 500
The second album from Dublin’s For Those I Love, Carving the Stone is a stark and stirring portrait of modern Irish life. Expanding the intimate world of his acclaimed debut, David Balfe turns his lens outward - grappling with the pressures of working-class survival, the erosion of home, and the passage of time. Set to soaring instrumentals and raw spoken word, this is his most direct, urgent work to date: a deeply human collection of songs rooted in memory, resistance, and emotional honesty.
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Dinked #358 is brought to you by FOR THOSE I LOVE!
The Dinked Edition includes:
● Transparent orange / clear split vinyl
● Screen printed artwork designed by David Balfe
● Signed edition
● Hand numbered obi-strip
● Limited pressing of 500
The second album from Dublin’s For Those I Love, Carving the Stone is a stark and stirring portrait of modern Irish life. Expanding the intimate world of his acclaimed debut, David Balfe turns his lens outward - grappling with the pressures of working-class survival, the erosion of home, and the passage of time. Set to soaring instrumentals and raw spoken word, this is his most direct, urgent work to date: a deeply human collection of songs rooted in memory, resistance, and emotional honesty.
