Electro-Celt with its hackles up. Deep Synth, Celtic instrumentation, and a side of Punky-style to tie the whole got-damn together.

Historical note:
Opal Punk is my brand of Alternative Rock. Irish Opal Punk is one of my FAVORITE inspirational winds to catch--but it's nuanced, and doesn't always come when called upon.

Dulldrums (By GyppoFox)

Instrumental Alternative  Celtic Rock!

"Na" means "the" in Old Gaelic! (Irish)

Na Caltia

A fairly traditional Nautical/Celtic Composition, written to capture the majesty of a well-tuned folk festival on a Saturday night.

I'm excited to finally have a channel exclusive to one of my very favorite styles of Music: Celtic and Irish meets Gypsy. Pikey Music, I suppose?

In fact, let's make this the first of not only our posts, but also our (nearly, but for Bardfox.Xyz) exclusive content!

Camp Bardfox

Alternative Celtic Rock.

Back when me and the boyos were still spry, angsty, and frankly alive, we had a call, "Oi oi!". If that call rang out, it was bottles down, hands up. It's been a long time since that old bell was rung; but to this day if you need my help in a justified scrap, you need only use 2 words--three, in the case of this tune.

Bardfox.Xyz for my collecting Collection of Content!

Oi, Oi, Oi

Written in horror of "Saint" Patrick. Famous for chasing the "Snakes" out of Ireland.
They mean Pagan and indigenous peoples that were there before the Cross.

Praise the Snakes.

Praise the Snakes

Irish Rock Legends, The Pogues, clearly inspire this tonality in me--my brain trauma inspires such lyrics.

"I raise my fist
And I get pissed
Knowin' I'll never remember it
The smiles of yester year
doomed soon to forget..."

Yesteryear Doomed

Heroes F*ck

Written on St. Patty's of 2022, in honor of the old world now-lost due to his wicked crusade.

#FuckStPatrick

Praise The Snakes (feat. Han Blackheart)

I am a literal Scottish Lord, fore-of-most. Bardfox.Xyz is website, and my full name is Lord N. Michael Waldon. I'm a yankee, a wheel-bearing Romani man, and a lifelong lover of the Celtic and Maritime Genres.

I call my variation of Celtic Music "Caltic" after the Caltaria region of Raspia (google it--Full disclosure it's the emerging fiction which my team and I at Bardfox are unveiling)
Caltic Music feature elements of Trip Hop, Epic Fantasy, Traditional Irish, Contemporary Celtic, and Gypsy Punk.

Check out Bardfox.Xyz for access (literally) over a hundred hours of Music and Content by our favorite foxy, @GyppoFox.

Mick Nodlaw