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We like to define ourselves as “acoustic folk-rock with a Celtic-Pan-European edge, that’s not afraid of coloring a bit outside of the lines”. The webzine Widdershins once wrote about us "they are not as punk as The Pogues, but they have a bit of that attitude, and it gives them an edge many folk groups lack". Other frequently heard comparisons are Ambrozijn, The Chieftains, the old Clannad, Les Ogres de Barback and Jaune Toujours.
In our early years, you could rightly say that the Celtic, and more precisely Irish, influence was preeminent, but we have built our own distinctive sound, a jolly stew of Celtic, Flemish, Scandinavian, Balkanic, Mitteleuropa, Klezmer, blues, medieval, singer-songwriter sound with even sometimes a touch of Ska. We play an approximately even mix of our own tunes, sung in English, French or Dutch, and of traditionals, sometimes played the orthodox way, sometimes completely rearranged.
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See you at one of our gigs? (In Belgium, unless specified)
-19 sep.: fetes de Wallonie, Namur
-26 sep.: peniche fulmar, Brussels
-25 oct.: de kleine wereld, Antwerp
-31 oct.: de egel, Hasselt
-15 nov.: salle paroissiale, Noville-sur-Mehaigne
-13 dec.: het podium, Geel
2009
-11 apr.: trolls & legendes, Mons |
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Ceilí Moss Lists the following Influences
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The Waterboys, The Pogues, Ambrozijn, Clannad, The Levellers, The Chieftains, Alan Stivell, Luka Bloom, Garmarna, Les Ogres de Barback
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