The Irish singer-songwriter's second album offers a cutting deconstruction of the subtle taboos in today's society. Its sound is dark, and more suggestively experimental than his debut, but it's still a very acoustic record at its core. “[The] confident acceptance of silence between beats is a powerful statement of intent” -Bernard O’Rourke, Golden Plec “It’s been a very long time since I’ve been gripped by an album so intense, delicate and sublime as ‘Blasphemy’ by Dubliner Alan Doyle” -Peter Nagle, 2 U I Bestow
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