Cruachan - Pagan
Release date: | 5 April 2004 |
Style: | Celtic folk metal |
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01. Michael Collins
02. Pagan
03. The Gael
04. Ard Ri Na Heirann
05. March To Cluain Tairbh
06. Viking Slayer
07. 1014 AD
08. Some Say The Devil Is Dead
09. A Thousand Years
10. Lament For The Wild Geese
11. Erinsong
12. Summoning Of The Sidhe
13. The Fall Of Gondolin
02. Pagan
03. The Gael
04. Ard Ri Na Heirann
05. March To Cluain Tairbh
06. Viking Slayer
07. 1014 AD
08. Some Say The Devil Is Dead
09. A Thousand Years
10. Lament For The Wild Geese
11. Erinsong
12. Summoning Of The Sidhe
13. The Fall Of Gondolin
Karen Gilligan - vocals, percussion
Keith Fay - vocals, guitars, keyboards, bouzouki, mandolin, banjo, bodhran, percussion
John Clohessy - bass, backing vocals
Joe Farrell - drums, percussion
Guest musicians
John Ó Fathaigh - irish flute, tin whistles, low whistle, recorder, bombarde
Chris Kavanagh - vocals
Diane O'Keefe - cello
Tommy Martin - uilleann pipes
Michelle O'Brien - fiddle
Additional info
Produced and engineered by Al Cowen.
Mixed by Al Cowen and Cruachan.
Recorded and mixed in Sonic Studios, Dublin in 2003.
Cover artwork and additional artwork by John Howe.
Rating:
8.0
8.0
Rating: 8.0 |
Cruachan is back with a new full length, their fourth one so far. They're pretty know for mixing Irish Folk music with Heavy Metal, or a little something I like to call Folk Metal. Yes, like it or not, Folk Metal is one of the leading sub-genres in Metal these days and labels around the world are focusing on exploiting the genre, mostly in countries that, like Ireland, have strong Folkloric traditions. Read more ›› |
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