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Ghosts of Our Past - The Biblecode Sundays

 
Description: Artist: The Biblecode Sundays / Genre: Celtic / Release Date: 2006

Newest Review: ... The end result is an album of tracks that stay true to the Irish sound and open it to a much wider audience. Having grown ... more

 ... up in London the 6 piece were heavily influenced by the Irish Community and that really shows through in the music. The combination of guitars, flutes, fiddle and accordion are all kept in line by a very lively drum beat. The flute really compliments the guitars and throughout the album each instrument takes it in turns to lead the tempo and direction of the track. The overall sound of the album is quite lively, mixing the two different genres incredibly well. Of course while it is musically a good album it would ha...more

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Premium Review Ghosts of Our Past - The Biblecode Sundays: Drinking Tends to Weaken Your Quality Control (730 words)
by - written on 11/05/08 (Very useful, 224 readings)
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Over the last 6 years I've been a regular visitor to London Irish to watch the Rugby. For the first 4 years or so that I was going they had a house band going by the name of Le Cheile. All the while they were playing gigs at London Irish they were also touring London under their other name, Slainte, which has now changed to The BibleCode Sundays. Still touring the London scene they have over the years picked up quite a following and 2006 seen them release their debut album of original material to accompany the live shows. The band are really a mixture of two different musical scenes and it's the mixture of styles that seems to be expanding the bands fan base. ...  Read the complete review

 

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