Daimh Performs At Horsecross Theatre

Daimh (pronounced Dive) combine the traditions of their mongrel Highland, Irish, Cape Breton and Irish-American backgrounds to create a pedigree sound that saw them nominated as Best Group at the 2007 Scottish Traditional Music Awards and has firmly established them as one of the greatest tunes bands around.

Joined on vocals by Calum Alec MacMillan, the group have now added the power of Gaelic song to their phenomenal instrumental attack.

"The thrillingly turbocharged synergy of Daimh's tune sets, an implausibly tight, headlong welter of pipes, fiddle, bouzouki, guitar and bodhran, has rarely sounded better." The Scotsman

"One of the most exhilarating acoustic bands on the Celtic map" Irish Music Magazine

Genticorum

Fast becoming one of the most sought-after proponents of Quebecois musical culture, this energetic traditional power trio weave wooden flute, fiddle, acoustic guitar, jaw harp, bass and foot percussion with strong vocal harmonies to produce a brilliant tapestry of sound.

"Their instrumentals are remarkably complex and original and brilliantly executed" Rogue Review

"For a three piece, Genticorum makes a very full and glorious noise, both instrumentally and vocally." Sing Out!

"Music that sounds as if it were made by six people instead of three" Washington Post -- www.horsecross.co.uk