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Mutatu
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Pota Óir
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Electric Landlady
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Babymouse
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Ór agus Airgead
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Seo Mo Leaba/Am Reel
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Skinheads
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Raise the Road
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An Tiománaí
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Kíla Bray, Ireland
Kíla are one of Ireland’s most innovative and exciting bands. Their unique sound is rooted in tradition, yet inspired by a myriad of influences and ideas from all around the world. Kíla fuse their own melodies, Irish (Gaeilge) lyrics, Irish folk instruments such as whistles, fiddles, Uilleann pipes and bodhrán with djembe, congas, drums, mandolins, brass and acoustic/electric/ bass guitars. ... more
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