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About The Factory
Review A perfect recording for those who like their Celtic rock loud and proud. -- Dirty Linen Magazine Don't let the bagpipe intro fool you. When the music inspired by everything from The Clash to The Chieftans and Gary Moore kicks in, you'll get a good idea of what's in store. The sixth album by this quintet is full of explosive life and good time rock and roll laced with Celtic roots music. The instruments may be a tad different, bagpipes, fiddle, and mandolin competing with the electric guitar, but the result is as pleasing as anything written by Americn rock bands. -- Music Morsels - October 1999 Take the heartbreak of "Twelve", the full-throttle pub-stomp of "The Paddy Set" and the magnificent drive of "Daze of Grace" and you've got yourself a history lesson in a rock record. Seven Nations prove that they are capable of making a very fine record, while providing their listeners with a little culture as well. -- Musicblitz Product Description The Factory is the most diverse cd ever released by this Florida-based Celtic rock quintet. The tunes ont his disc run the gamut of rock, pop, country, celtic, and hip-hop. Composed primarily of original tunes, lead singer Kirk McLeod's expert songwriting and soft vocals deliver an unforgettable punch. The title track, "The Factory Song," is an anthem for the working world with it's raucous guitar and swooping pipes. Don't miss the equally dramatic ballads "Twelve" and "Sweet Orphan" as well as the pub stomping "The Paddy Set." Nothing about this disc is ordinary, but it will quickly become the frequently played and familiar recording in your library. Order two copies...just in case. About the Artist Being referred to as a Dave Matthew's Band with bagpipes isn't too shabby, but Seven Nations is so much more than that. Having formed in New York City in 1994, the now Florida based band has it's own record label and has sold over 100,000 discs without major label backing. Constantly touring, the band is gaining popularity nationally and internationally. Seven Nations was featured on CNN's WorldBeat which has been broadcast all over the world and their music has been used in ESPN's Ultimate Heavy Athletics Series. Also, to their credit was a PBS special taped by SCETV and aired by stations across the country. Seven Nations is blazing a trail into the 21st century with their unique sound and stage presence. Their live shows leave no one sitting still. Band members: Kirk McLeod - Vocals, guitars, keyboards, bagpipes Struby - Bass guitars, backing vocals Ashton Geoghagan - Drums Scott Long - Bagpipes, mandolin Dan Stacey - Violin, feet
