An Cat Dubh

An Kitty Dubh was shaped in the first ’90s in Darmstadt, Germany by previous Paddy Would go to Holyhead member Andreas Reich as a car for expressing his kind of Celtic rock and roll. An Kitty Dubh features even more prominent electrical guitars and intense vocals than Reich’s past group, which results in a generally even more hard rocking design. They desired traditional figures over self-penned types, especially on the early albums, Totally out of your time, Black may be the Colour, then one Aged, Something New, Something Lent, Something Blue. Their 4th recording, The Dark Cat’s Around, was a live work recorded within their city which captured their most well-known tunes using their first three albums. If they returned from your studio room in 1998 with VERY LONG TIME No Observe, a noticeably different item was exposed. That recording included just three traditional tunes and featured many songs compiled by their drummer Stefan, exposing his (and presumably the band’s) skepticism and anger toward structured religious beliefs. Classics Collection was released in 1999 and it is made up of 15 songs using their 1992-1995 recordings.