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        Former Cassavetes frontman finds new life in a &lt;i&gt;Ghost&lt;/i&gt;
            by Chad Radford
            Just about halfway through Ghost, the debut album from Atlanta singer/guitarist Robbie Horlick&#039;s latest musical offering, Book Club, he sings, &quot;Music is supposed to heal, to act as heat, to mend and seal/But music is my open wound, the hurt that makes me think of you.&quot; It&#039;s a heartbreaking admission, one that wholly accentuates the unsettled feelings of vulnerability that breathe life into the new album of lovers&#039; woe.&hellip;
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