John Francis Flynn is monumentally good. He’s kick-yourself-for-missing-him good. He’s so good that when he spoke between songs in the upstairs ballroom of an old Irish pub in Tufnell Park, it was almost a disappointment: how could the man making this extraordinary music be so normal? Flynn is part of a cohort of Irish musicians
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When David Holmes released his first album in 1995, he would probably have been as surprised as anyone that almost three decades later he would become an enormously in-demand film soundtrack composer. That debut, This Film’s Crap, Let’s Slash the Seats, remains a startlingly potent electronica album, proving the Belfast native was no ordinary DJ.