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Review: “The Ferryman” by The Hooligans
The Ferryman is the fourth studio album by the Philadelphia based celtic rock band. This album leans more towards the folk side than rock ‘n roll with songs like The Lakes Of Ponchartrain, Dominick...
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Support “A Celtic Christmas” on Kickstarter
If you’re at all like me, you can’t stand thinking of Christmas when Thanksgiving is not over. I’m kind of the same way, but when when you release a Christmas album, you have to think and plan far in...
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MP3: Irish Lassie by The Bog Hoppers
Irish Folk Punk. High Energy acoustic music that draws from our Irish root mixed with a little Folky-Country Driven with a punk root train! Band: The Bog Hoppers Buy CD: Top Shelf Download MP3: Irish...
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Review: “Sonic Travels” by Star Edwards and KingBeat
The harp is seen as the national symbol of Ireland. It serves to represent the culture and heritage of the people of this great nation; however, as an instrument it is capable of so much more. Star...
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Review: “Black & Blue” by Trinity River Whalers
This is my first Celtic Music Magazine review, and hopefully you’ll find it useful so it won’t be my last. I chose the Trinity River Whalers Black & Blue as my first foray into this forum partially...
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Review: “Oceans of Fire” by Celtica: Pipes Rock
I admit to spending much of my life buying into the “mainstream” belief that bagpipes were something to be avoided, even after doing some work at a renaissance faire. And even then, I’ve discovered I...
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Review: “Here This is Home” by Colleen Raney
Colleen Raney is a Celtic Singer-Songwriter who hails from Portland, Oregon. ‘Here This is Home’ is her fourth full length album. What stood out to me most is the fantastic arrangements on the album....
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Review: Broken Man by Erin’s Guild
Erin’s Guild are an Irish Trio from the Boston Area of Massachusetts. Broken Man is their second release. The immediate impression I got from this album is that it is a 100% trad album, a Celtic record...
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Review: Kid on the Mountain by Across the Pond
Across The Pond are a three piece Traditional Celtic music group from Oxford, PA. The album ‘Kid on the Mountain’ is their first release. When so many up and coming groups in the Trad. scene are...
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Review: “Later” by Slán
I keep being surprised that I like pleasant music. Overall. my tastes runs towards people with truth and grit in their voice like Tom Waits, Johnny Cash, and Rich Mullins, rather than lilting voices...
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