The
Indulgers - In The Papers
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The Indulgers as mentioned in
The Clare People.
Everyone's Favorite Irish band. The Rocky Mountain News.
Once you get beyond college-age, the frequency with which you discover
really terrific bands decreases steadily. That’s what made finding
the Indulgers – a Celtic-rock band with Irish and American players
based, of all places, in Golden, Colo. – so pleasurable. I heard
them at the tsunami-relief concert at the Boulder Theater a couple of
weeks ago, where they played a dynamic hour-long set. Fronted by
loose-limbed singer/guitarist Mike Nile and a gorgeous fiddle virtuoso
named Renee Fine. - New West Magazine
By Matt
Schild - If you cringe at just the thought of drinking green beer in a sports
bar with cardboard shamrocks covering the Bronco and Rockies logos, it's
probably a sign you need a megadose of authenticity this St. Patty's
Day. Of course, in Denver's sports-bar and dance-club saturated
landscape, finding a slice of the Emerald Isle is tough -- even on March
17. The solution is a simple one-two combo of Denver's Irish
institutions -- an Irish band and an Irish bar. The Indulgers' Celtic
rock forges a truce between ages-old folk traditions and the modern-day
rock. The band's exhilarating blend of rock guitar and drums with Irish
fiddle, mandolin and tin whistle has inspired many a spontaneous jig. To
celebrate St. Patrick's Day, the Indulgers return to Fado, the LoDo
Irish pub where the band made its first appearances. It couldn't be a more fitting return, either, as Fado's authentic
Irish atmosphere provides a legendary St. Patrick's Day celebration. --
HIGHLANDS MAGAZINE - By Theirry Se Fages - Interview And Reviews
MARQUEE MAGAZINE - By Brian Johnson - Interview
DUGGUP - Internet Review Blog - Here
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The Indulgers have restyled Irish
roots-rock
Las Vegas Mercury
Killer Celtic Music, Rocky Mountain rock never sounded so
good.
Irish Voice
NYC
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The band excels at fusing traditional Celtic themes and
influences with modern rock sounds. – Relix
Seethes with a rustic, organic force that's both acoustically
dominant and sensibly rocking. - The Star
The Indulgers fuse traditional music with rock
'n' roll Rocky Mt. News
Denver's Shamrocking-est band. The Denver
Post
The Indulgers' music is
upbeat, danceable, and easy for non-Celtic fans to listen to. It's different
from traditional Celtic music in that it has a rock/pop edge, without sounding
too contrived or commercial. There are enough undertones to remind the listener
the band is Celtic, without dominating the sound." - Colorado Springs Gazette
The Indulgers are a Golden-based original
Celtic rock band that has maintained its cultural integrity while at the same
time including rock instruments like electric guitars
and five-piece drums to
produce a sound more familiar to American audiences — rock ’n’ roll. - Colorado
Springs Independent
The band’s mixture of Irish and rock sounds is precise,
and respectful to both genres. - O'Connell
St.
Fun Celtic rock band that fuses contemporary songs with
traditional themes and adds fiddle/whistles/accordions to a rock rhythm
section. - Dirty Linen Magazine
"The Indulgers take the traditional and folk forms and
add electricity to create a original modern Celtic rock and roll sound." - Irish Music Box
"fusing rock
and Celtic sounds. they are absolutely unique!" - Vail Daily
"semi-acoustic rock layered with folksy touches
straight from the Emerald Isle" The
Westword
"I can jig it, a good Irish stew, with everything musical
floating in there. You want to eat it all" - Nzone
You'll be forced to take the CD everywhere,
carrying it from location to location like an evil security blanket. In time,
you will likely attempt to move to Ireland,
hoping to be cured of your consuming
affliction." - Denver Music Plus.
The band grabs you, pulls you to
your feet and mercilessly keeps you there to the end. - Euphony Magazine
All
Rights Reversed - The Indulgers llc. 2007