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What Is Celtic Rock?

There are many different types of music, and blending one with another often results in a sort of “hybrid” style that can be difficult to classify properly. To add to the confusion, within each sub-genre there is a whole range of music that can qualify, but some may be more like one style than the other… So that brings me to Celtic Rock. What exactly is this style? This may not be a perfect definition, but Celtic Rock focuses on … Continue reading →

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The Home of Indie Celtic Music Online August 30, 2011 — 21,000+ subscribers HIGHLIGHTS… – What’s New? – Best Indie Celtic Music Websites – This Week in Celtic Music #107 – Attention Celtic Writers! – Celtic CD Reviews – Celtic MP3 Downloads – Unsubscribe at the bottom of the newsletter Don’t just download. Support artists you like & Buy. Then, forward this newsletter to a friend. Subscribe here. Share on bebo Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook … Continue reading →

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Review: “Hooligans and Saints” by Charm City Saints

If the Dropkick Murphys had stayed underground and never attached their music to a Dave Mirra game, they’d look a lot like the Charm City Saints. They’re a boon to the Indy Irish Punk genre, and this album from 2009 is a great part of their lineup. It starts with a pretty mellow tune called “Egan’s Polka,” then wastes no time burning the house down with “The Night Pat Murphy Died” and “My Last Goodbyes.” Like any good album it … Continue reading →

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