Tag Archives: The Wildcelts

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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Review: “Eire Ceol–Songs from the Drunk Tank” by The Wildcelts

While this album from the rowdy Wildcelts has been around for a few years, it definitely hasn’t worn out its welcome. It’s rowdy, energetic, and contains a smooth combination of instruments and vocals. Their style feels the same as some mainstream bands (Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, etc) without directly copying or emulating. It’s a modern feel of an established style, Irish music that today’s alternative rock fans can really enjoy. Some of the songs, like “Johnny Give it Up” have … Continue reading →

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