This critically acclaimed is an imaginative mix of 'Celtic' folk music to ambient tone poems to jazz fusion. The music bridges the gap between the past and the future, encompassing a virile fusion of contemporary styles and ageless melodies. It has been favorably compared with "Moving Hearts" (premiere Irish folk/rock) and Jean Luc Ponty (US/French Jazz/Rock violinist and Frank Zapper sideman). "...a strong rhythm section and flashes of hot electric guitar and sharp edged electric fiddle..." Dirty Linen. "Approaching everything they do with vigour and boundless energy, the superb production job on 'Dusk Till Dawn', their latest album, really does them credit and allows the band's instrumental prowess to shine." - Rock 'n' Reel. "Well... A band where 'eclectic' does not mean it collects tunes from the corners of Europe but that it tips its hat to 1970's jazz fusion, picks up the odd classical reference, drifts into a dream sequence or two but one where the returns to folk tunes still do work." - Martin Kiff - Webfeet. "... very impressive playing from all concerned ..." - The Ledge The musicians are five musicians who are eminently qualified to interpret music from past and present in a modern setting. The music ranges from 16th century material to today with arrangements inspired by traditional melodies from England, Ireland, Scotland and France, along with eclectic contemporary material. Personnel: Brian Heywood - bass, electric and acoustic guitars, guitar synthesizer, voice. Dave Good - guitars, voice Alison Heywood - sax, keys, accordion , whistle and voice Karen Akroyd - violin, recorder, voice Richard Spooner - drums & percussion, voice. Produced by the amazing jazz pianist and composer - Jill Jarman Special thanks to: - Vic Lennard - Andrew Brown - Gary Munelly - for all his help - Roger Evan & FX Rentals - Soundscape Digital Audio - Premier Drums - Sennheiser - Octave Music (Dunstable)