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''Ceolskog'' is the folk metal / acoustic folk project of [[Adam Helliwell]]. He came up with the name by combining the word Ceol, a Gaelic word meaning music, with skog, which means forest in Norwegian and Swedish. After his previous band, [[IronStein]], ended in early 2015, Adam started ''Ceolskog'' as a way of recording songs he had written, and then uploading them to his YouTube page as nature-themed music videos. ''Ceolskog'' combines hard rock and heavy metal with traditional folk music, particularly Celtic and Nordic (hence the name). Adam has recorded several Ceolskog EPs and albums in his bedroom, mixing original songs and metal covers of folk songs. Although ''Ceolskog'' is currently a solo project, Adam plans for it to become a proper live band sometime in the future.
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''Ceolskog'' is the folk metal project of [[Adam Helliwell]]. He came up with the name by combining the word Ceol, a Gaelic word meaning music, with skog, which means forest in Norwegian and Swedish. After his previous band, [[IronStein]], ended in early 2015, Adam started ''Ceolskog'' as a way of recording songs he had written, and then uploading them to his YouTube page as nature-themed music videos. ''Ceolskog'' combines hard rock and heavy metal with traditional folk music, particularly Celtic and Nordic (hence the name). Although the primary genre is folk metal, he also dabbles into other genres, especially country rock, power metal, and acoustic folk. Adam has recorded three Ceolskog EPs and and four albums in his bedroom, mixing original songs and metal covers of folk songs. Although ''Ceolskog'' is currently a solo project, Adam plans for it to become a proper live band sometime in the future.
  
 
==Releases==
 
==Releases==
* [[Made In My Bedroom]] album, 2015
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* [[Made In My Bedroom]] EP, 2015
 
* [[Made In My Bedroom II]] album, 2016
 
* [[Made In My Bedroom II]] album, 2016
 
* [[The Southern Cross and the Northern Star]] album, 2017
 
* [[The Southern Cross and the Northern Star]] album, 2017
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* [[Once, Long Ago...]] album, 2018
 
* [[Once, Long Ago...]] album, 2018
 
* [[The Owl with Big, Googly Eyes]] EP, 2020
 
* [[The Owl with Big, Googly Eyes]] EP, 2020
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* [[Lost Up a Mountain, With a Look of Perturbed Bewilderment]] EP, 2022
  
 
==Published Articles==
 
==Published Articles==
* ''The Owl with Big, Googly Eyes: A Q&A with Adam Helliwell of Ceolskog'', [[Hamilton Underground Press]], ​with [[Ian Duggan]][https://www.hamiltonundergroundpress.com/features/the-owl-with-big-googly-eyes]
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* ''The Owl with Big, Googly Eyes: A Q&A with Adam Helliwell of Ceolskog'', [[Hamilton Underground Press]], ​24 April 2020 [https://www.hamiltonundergroundpress.com/features/the-owl-with-big-googly-eyes]
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Latest revision as of 20:51, 31 May 2022

"A Comfortable Tree Stump" cover art

Ceolskog is the folk metal project of Adam Helliwell. He came up with the name by combining the word Ceol, a Gaelic word meaning music, with skog, which means forest in Norwegian and Swedish. After his previous band, IronStein, ended in early 2015, Adam started Ceolskog as a way of recording songs he had written, and then uploading them to his YouTube page as nature-themed music videos. Ceolskog combines hard rock and heavy metal with traditional folk music, particularly Celtic and Nordic (hence the name). Although the primary genre is folk metal, he also dabbles into other genres, especially country rock, power metal, and acoustic folk. Adam has recorded three Ceolskog EPs and and four albums in his bedroom, mixing original songs and metal covers of folk songs. Although Ceolskog is currently a solo project, Adam plans for it to become a proper live band sometime in the future.

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