Wild, screaming, soaring, yet brilliantly musical. The blazing pipes and resounding fiddle leads may appear on the edge of musical anarchy, but are kept, just, in check by a massive breadth of...(more)

Brilliantly bridging the gap between the traditional and contemporary, Wolfstone have once again successfully melded themes born of their own Celtic roots with the universally embraced sounds of...(more)

This live set was recorded in early 2000 and features a disproportionate number of selections from Seven Wolfstone's then-most-recent studio album. Nine of the 14 selections herein are from that 1999...(more)

Wolfstone's music moves you - literally. Wedding the charm of traditional Celtic song with powerful rhythm and electric guitar, the band has earned their notoriety as 'the thistle up the kilt of...(more)

Another brilliant album from the great Scottish folk-rock band. Now with Stuart Eaglesham taking the vocal lead, and making an excellent job of it too. Duncan Chisholm's fiddle still sings, and the...(more)

Wolfstone roar back on stage with a tremendous collection of tunes and songs. Contemporary laments for today's Scotland, songs of love, and melodies from the bleakness and the beauty.

Originally released as Drever-MacKenzie, but repackeged due to contractual obligations.. .it is mellower than most true Wolfstone albums! Stevie Saint's piping is memorable, as is Duncan's fiddling.

Highland folk-rock band Wolfstone leap into this album of tradition-based contemporary sound. Hard and fast or slightly more gentle, the sound - and the origin - is unmistakeable. Screaming pipes and...(more)

Local band has now toured the world with their amazing modern Scottish music. Fronted by the fantastic fiddler Duncan Chisholm.