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Latest comment: 14 years ago2 comments2 people in discussion
"Celtic music" band, US-signed, Welsh-language, and one of the members is described on his (self-penned..) Wiki article as English and as working in England. And the article is in the Welsh folk musicians category. Where are this band from and where are they based? Even after reading the article, I am none the wiser! Did they/do they tour? Where? What happened after 1999 and the second album? Is the band still in existence? Telsa(talk) 20:12, 4 January 2008 (UTC)Reply
They don't seem to have produced any new albums since 1999, which is a pity as I've quite enjoyed their first two. They're New-Agey, Enya-style songs. There's not much more info about them online than what's been synthesised in this article, and nme.com's the only site I've found which had the correct pronunciation of the name (and it looks like they draw the biography live from this article) - every other site seems to have been written by somebody with little knowledge of Welsh ("kur-ED-win" as the pronunciation - ach! spit!, at least they got the stress right, but I'm not impressed at them getting 2/3rds of the vowels wrong). -- Arwel Parry(talk) 22:30, 6 February 2010 (UTC)Reply
