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Review: By the time 'Day To Day' reaches its gently soaring conclusion it's impossible not to be sold on Nuala Honan's ability to capture your imagination and soul. What begins as a sombre, heartbreaking tome has grown into something grander, once broken but now stronger than ever. Certainly strong enough to take everyone in earshot on a trip by way of melodic looped hooks and huge timbre

The musical equivalent to jumping off the cliff edge only to realise you can actually fly, it was the first taster of Honan's sophomore album we were given and for most people it was enough to get excited about. Of course, one track an album does not make, but reassuringly she doesn't drop the ball, or us, at any point on this record, although she does pick up the intensity significantly, giving us the Cate Le Bon-esque 'Slow Down', and the sore-throated barroom rock of 'KITY' and 'Head Undone'.