IKAT KEPALA
IKAT KEPALA
Genres: celtic punk, irish
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About IKAT KEPALA
IKAT KEPALA is an Indonesian celtic band formed on March 17th 2008 in Jakarta contains of a couple people that make the irish folk as their influence to made music. Their first formation consist of 5 people, Ramsez (vocalist), Gobe (drummer), Dimas (lead), Adnan (Accoustic guitar), and Onge (Bass). But in March 2009 Ondi (Guitar Banjo) and Rabin (Violin) joining the band. As a band that affect by the Irish folk music, IKAT KEPALA use the instrument that rarely used by most of Irish band. For example, their used Violin and Banjo, On October 2010 Dimas has resign from the band, And Now IKATKEPALA Keep Walking With six players. IKAT KEPALA made music for singing. Like all traditional music, irish folk music has changed slowly. Most folk songs are less than two hundred years old. One measure of its age is the language used. But now, modern irish song is written in English and Bahasa come often from the cities and towns. IKAT KEPALA came out swinging with their own song “Brigade Suara” a collection of tales about us, loyalty and remembering where we come from. “Brigade Suara” contains all the best elements of the IKATKEPALA sound : a complex distillation of classic punk rock, celtic folk, and Indonesian folk, this song puts the bands diversity, intensity and sincerity on full display.From we are all lovely country, where it all begun with our hobbies to watching football games and hear some music. We try to support our country team “Indonesian Football Association”(PSSI) with our music and movement. Iwan Fals, BABADOTAN, The Dubliners, Wolfe Tones, The pogues, Mr.Shane Macgowan, Mr.Johny Cash, Flogging Molly, The Young Dubliners, Belfast Muslims, Dropkick Murphys, Fiddlers Green. were our influence music. We always wanted to be that people and band that didn’t forget where their come from and we keep it in the forefront of our minds that we’re all in together, audience and band members as one, no one better than the other. That’s the point of a lot of Folk bands but we think sometimes it gets lost the minute a band has any kind of success. We never want to let it go from our heads. We know how lucky we are yo be doing this and it’s because of all the people that listen to our music we have this opportunity to see the world. We don’t care if we are playing in front of 10 or 10,000 people, those people who stand up and singing our song to support their local team is the only reason why we are doing this.
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