Mileth
Mileth formed in Galicia, Spain in 1996, taking their name from the Milesian invasion of Ireland. The band's core included Xan Campos on vocals and bagpipes,...
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Mileth formed in Galicia, Spain in 1996, taking their name from the Milesian invasion of Ireland. The band's core included Xan Campos on vocals and bagpipes, Xulio Varela on guitars and vocals, Xosé Liz on drums, and Luis Outeiro on bass and vocals. They worked with traditional Celtic instruments alongside rock and folk elements, with lyrics often drawing from Galician folklore and history.
Their 2005 album 'E Na Novena Onda Caeron Os Deuses' explored the decline of the Celtic world and the rise of Christianity, which sometimes sparked discussion about cultural identity. Other songs like 'Cantar de Cego pos Xordos' and 'Cuarta Pregaria na Lúa Morta' continued their focus on historical themes.
Mileth released several albums including De Profundis in 1997, Alén da Esperanza in 2001, Tempestades de Sal in 2010, A Ferida in 2015, and Contravento in 2020.
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