Crosswind
Crosswind formed in Ireland during the mid-1990s with Sean O'Dowd on vocals and guitar, Christy O'Donnell on bass, and Michael O'Connor on drums. Their second...
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Crosswind formed in Ireland during the mid-1990s with Sean O'Dowd on vocals and guitar, Christy O'Donnell on bass, and Michael O'Connor on drums. Their second album, 'Warrior,' included the track '300,' which became a notable song for them. They've also recorded other songs like 'Awakening' and 'Eye Of The Storm.'
Their music blends elements from Celtic traditions with rock arrangements. The band released albums including 'Echoes of the Ancient' in 1998 and 'Celestial Dawn' in 2010. Their work sometimes drew criticism from listeners who preferred more traditional approaches to Celtic music.
Crosswind maintained their core lineup over several years. They continued performing and recording material that reflected their interest in merging different musical styles.
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