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Rua (Clann Zú album)
''Rua'' is the first full length album by Irish-Australian band Clann Zú. The album contains themes of resistance and desperation. The songs are sung mainly in English, though there is some use of Irish. The production gives the songs a heavily layered sound, with prominent use of violin tracks and Declan de Barra's emotive voice.
There is a video for the track "Five Thousand More" on the CD.
== Reception ==
Stewart Mason of AllMusic reviewed Clann Zú's second album, ''Black Coats & Bandages'' (2004): he described ''Rua'' as a " head-spinning debut" and that both albums were "close to impossible to sum up in an easy sentence, because there are so many comparisons." Sputnikmusic's Tyler Munro summarised his review of ''Rua'': the group "blurs the line between celtic/folk, indie rock and elecrtonica almost flawlessly to create a unique, organic listening experience." Adam White of Punknews.org felt it was "a wonderfully original and inspired album" showing "an eclectic mix of styles, with a rhythm section firmly rooted in electronica, instrumentation from Irish folk music and dark melodies that call to mind Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds."
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