FIRST HEARING:
We had heard a rumour that Kila were doing a film soundtrack but being Kila it was not a couthy Irish film, it was a Japanese film.
But there is no reference here to say that this is a soundtrack, so we assume that it is not. Too bad. They could make an amazing soundtrack for some thinking film-maker.
As ever the music is precise, exciting and very well recorded. Their Japanese guest fits in like one of the family and adds to the already exotic collection of instruments (& lauguages).

1) Topattumi
2) Gaire na bPaisti
3) Kai Kai As To
4) Ni Liom Fein
5) Ororo Raha
6) hAon Do
7) Kent Hakka Tufse
8) Last Mile Home

FIRST HEARING:
We had heard a rumour that Kila were doing a film soundtrack but being Kila it was not a couthy Irish film, it was a Japanese film.
But there is no reference here to say that this is a soundtrack, so we assume that it is not. Too bad. They could make an amazing soundtrack for some thinking film-maker.
As ever the music is precise, exciting and very well recorded. Their Japanese guest fits in like one of the family and adds to the already exotic collection of instruments (& lauguages).

Lineup

Ronan O'Snodaigh - Bodhran, Vocals, Indonesian Jaws Harp & Percussion
Dee Armstrong - Fiddle,Organ, Hammered Dulcimer, Harp, Banjo & B/vocals
Colm O'Snodaigh - Guiro, Flute, Guitar, Whistle, Vocals & B/vocals
Brian Hogan - Bass, Lap Steel & B/vocals
Lance Hogan - Guitars, Drums, Percussion & B/vocals
Eoin Dillon - Uilleann Pipes, Whistles & Shaker
Rossa O'Snodaigh - Marimba, Vietnamese Jaws Harp,Harp, Mandolin & Percussion
with
Oki - Tonkori, Ainu Jaws Harp, Necklace, Percussion, Guitar & Vocals
Karl Odlum - Guiutar & Guiro
Ann Scott - B/vocals