Here it is: the thumping heart of Cacophony, the newest album from the irrepressible power pop singer-songwriter Greg Hoy. It’s the title track, the mission statement, the punchy summary of Hoy’s main idea – and although he’s always quick-witted and articulate, it’s fair to say that he’s never delivered his vision in a manner fiercer, or more fun, than he does on “Cacophony.” The entire album is the chronicle of a lovable Everyman wrestling with information overload, the insatiable demands of social media, and the pitfalls of the news cycle (and if you can’t relate to that, you must be inhabiting a different planet). It’s on “Cacophony” where Hoy’s narrator reaches the boiling point – where his beleaguered worldview coalesces into a single statement of purpose. He’s done with the noise, th...