Grief can be a terrible, pernicious thing. But it can also lead to moments of great revelation. Somewhere between the two lies “A Feast On Sorrow”. Inspired by frontman Joe Nally’s personal encounters with loss and its messy aftermath, this is an emotionally raw and creatively brave record that has…
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