Music Recommendations?

[Omar Zaragoza]

Omar:

Regarding the Mudmen, try their website: mudmen.ca

JMB

Thank you, I will

[be da veva]

You can also get some early Kila and AfroCelt Sound System. (The newer albums are not as good as the older ones)
Kila:
Handel's Fantasy
Mind the Gap
Tóg É Go Bog É
Lemonade & Buns
Luna Park

AfroCelt Sound System:
Volume 1: Sound Magic
Volume 2: Release

Just to name a few...

[dutchy kilted]

Barleyjuice

www.barleyjuice.com

[cruiser348]

My apologies if these were already mentioned, but check The Elders and Scythian. Just bear in mind not all of Scythians music would qualify as Celtic.

[Nick the DSM]

I love Metal, I'm a big fan of Symphonic / Epic Metal such as Nightwish, Tarja, Rhapsody of Fire, Alestorm (pirate metal).

I´ve heard something about Corvus Corax and In Extremo, but not a big fan of them.

I'm still looking for some Mudmen music but I still cant find anything

Do you know another metal-with-pipes-band?

Great! Skiltron, power metal from Argentina (They split off into Triddana right now), if you like melodic death metal Suidakra uses pipes. Mael Mordha is a doom metal band from Ireland, they sometimes use pennywhistles. Subway Sally is another good one to check out.

[Lorna]

You could also try Scocha. Scottish celtic rock band.



Also check out the vintage kilts at 3:50.

[Omar Zaragoza]

I have new additions to my music, thanks to all of you!

- Gaelic Storm
- Mahones

I still need more time to enjoy all the new music, but im doing my best

By the way, the Julie Fowlis album was awesome I loved it!

[WookieWoo]

Hi everyone! I'm looking for some recommendations. Here's the track I've recorded with my cellphone, so pardon me for the poor sound quality. It was on Minnesota public radio. I'd really appreciate if anyone could identify this song for me or kindly direct me to the artists playing in this vein (violin mixed with electric guitar). Thanks in advance!

[thatcelticband]

Check out Uncle Hamish and the Hooligans (.com) also go to www.paddyrock.com and listen to the weekly streaming celtic rock/punk show online. Great stuff! Also, cutthroat Shamrock, the Kildares, Coyote Run and Barleyjuice to name a few.

[WookieWoo]

Thanks for a great jumping-off point with PaddyRock, thatcelticband. I've only known Dropkick Murphys till now (love their version of "Green Fields of France"), and most of those bands you mentioned sound really refreshing to my ears!