Celtic
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Drumspyder – ‘Fivefold Craft’ Review
Rhythmic meditation rooted in medieval British and Celtic song.
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Celestial North – Otherworld Review
If Celtic and Viking folk took their faeries clubbing. It's a new sound you never knew you needed.
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An Arrow Made Of Air – An Arrow Made of Air Review
Subdued Celtic and Irish folk inspired by British mythology.
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Loreena McKennitt – Under A Winter’s Moon Review
A magical live show of winter carols from different folklore.
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Jonathan Hultén – The Forest Sessions Review
When the voice of Thor and an angel turn up to a gothic folk performance.
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Loreena McKennitt returns with new live single and winter album
A beautiful performance to bring in a new winter era.
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Introducing… Curawaka
Medicine music to support water projects for indigenous people.
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Jordan Reyne – Chapter Zero Review
Steampunk Celtic Folk to march into the end of time to.
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Gloomcatcher – Red Markers Review
A Celtic flair to your singer-songwriter blues.
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Deya Dova – Isles of the Great Goddess Review
Bringing in Celtic and Gaelic roots to tribal folk.
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Mhairi Hall – Airs Review
Skye's the limit for pianist Mhairi Hall
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Faun – Marchen & Mythen Review
German folk go Irish!
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Loreena McKennitt – Live at the Royal Albert Hall Review
A pitch perfect farewell for now
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Erland Cooper – Sule Skerry Review
Orkney Islands - the cinematic soundtrack
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The Hit Points – The Hit Points Review
Long-term readers will know of my love for game music and I always dive into the arrangement scene with a particular fondness for piano collections and…
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The Travelers VGM – “Heart of the Forest (Music from Secret of Mana) Review
Exceptional folk arrangements from an early 90's RPG classic
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The Travelers VGM – “Ode to the Lovers” Review
Celtic arrangements of your RPG staples
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Calan – “Solomon” Review
Your Celtic needs for 2017 are right after the fiddle!
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Inon Zur to release an original epic fantasy album
A beautiful return with original music for the Fallout 4 composer
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The Peter Ulrich Collaboration – “Dark Daddy” Review
Country Celtic swan song
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Introducing… Cantus Lunaris
Everyone knows I do like a bit of Celtic folklore in my musical repertoire and Cantus Lunaris fits the bill perfectly. Not only owners of…
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Yuji Yoshino & Yoko Ueno – “Genso Suikoden: Orrizonte” Review
Genso Suikoden – the series that has spawned four games and about 44 arranged soundtracks! Some of them good, some of them not so good,…
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Faun – “Von den Elben” Review
It’s not often that I comment on a bands fans but I feel that I need to before I dive into the review od Faun’s…
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Loreena McKennit – “Troubadours on the Rhine” Review
Loreena McKennit is one of those artists who are utterly timeless and as her latest album appears, once again its Live CD on 9 tracks…
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Yasunori Mitsuda & Millennial Fair – “Xenogears Creid” Review
Xenogears Creid is an arranged album from the PS1 game, with a heavy influence on the Celtic and Eastern instrumentation. Yasunori Mitsuda collaborated with Millennial Fair to produce what…
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Iona – Live in London DVD Review
Iona have been around for so very long now their live shows are utterly flawless. This DVD released many years ago showcases the band in…
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Loreena McKennitt – “The Wind That Shakes the Barley” Review
Loreena McKennitt stays forever timeless. Her aural voice and melodic Celtic infused beautiful arrangements are always a joy to listen to. For her latest album”The…
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Loreena McKennitt To Release New Album!
The magical Loreena McKennitt has announced that a new album of traditional Celtic songs is on its way to us soon. Entitled “The Wind That…
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Whispers of the Plains ~ Aubrey Ashburn
Aubrey Ashburn is a lady millons of gamers will have heard but not always have been aware of the fact. Aubrey is a prolific theme…
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Live Vault – Loreena McKennitt
This weeks Live Vault comes from Loreena McKennitt’s absolutely fabulous “Live from the Alhambra” DVD which you can also get in CD format as I…
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Patrick Wolf – “The Bachelor” Review
I must admit I came to Patrick Wolf very late – last year in fact. It’s not very often someone strikes a chord on the…
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“Final Fantasy IV Celtic Moon” Review
“Final Fantasy IV Celtic Moon” takes the songs from the epic game’s NES soundtrack and rearranges them onto beautifully played Celtic instrumentation. Selecting 15 tracks,…
