Titled from a Mexican journo's description of their music, this album lives up to its name. Superb pushing contemporary folk sets with plenty of pulse and drive. Intercontinental influence, Scottish...(more)

Another dynamic mix of electro-folk ceilidh band from the super-popular Shooglenifty. Some studio tracks, some live tracks, but all with the unmistakeable acid-croft feel that has seen the band...(more)

Scottish Clubland Groove (!) or Acid Croft. They bring together a wonderful melange of ideas which they confidently and brilliantly blend. Wild ceilidh-type music played on fiddle, banjo, mandolin,...(more)

Shooglenifty have produced an album with a distinctly eastern slant, carving their groove along that popular trail towards the tones & accents of the east. Many influences, many styles, but all tied...(more)

This is Shooglenifty's seventh studio album. The breathtaking 'puirt a beul' (mouth music) of Gaelic vocalist Kaela Rowan brings a captivating and energising new element to the band's sound, and...(more)

Fiddle and mandolin take the lead, over an intricate groove, producing an album that is both traditionally Scottish and rampantly modern. This album features special guests Tanya Tagac Gillis and...(more)

A huge success. This band is taking Scotland by storm, bringing together a wonderful melange of ideas which they confidently and brilliantly blend. Wild ceilidh-type music played on fiddle, banjo,...(more)

Wild ceilidh-type played on banjo, mandolin, guitar, drums and percussion. They transcend categories and genres, sample music from the past and kick it well into the future. In great demand all...(more)