Face The West is a band celebrated for their innovative blend of traditional Celtic music with contemporary electronic influences, creating a dynamic sound that resonates with both modern audiences and lovers of traditional tunes. Hailing from the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, the band has built up a strong following with their high-energy performances and unique fusion of genres, effectively bridging the gap between the old and the new. Their music often features a combination of bagpipes, accordions, fiddles, and synths, culminating in a driving force that compels audiences to dance and celebrate.

Their discography showcases their evolution and experimentation with genre blending, as evidenced by releases such as "The Knockdhu" and the evocative "Long Night to New Orleans," which narrate musical stories with a vivid sense of place. Tracks like "Would the Minister Not Dance?" reveal their playful side and ability to engage listeners with catchy rhythms and humor, while "Angus the Winemaker" pays homage to more traditional narratives. With the collection offered in "Face The West - The Tunes," the band delivers a celebration of their instrumental prowess and deep understanding of their musical roots. Meanwhile, “The Wishing Stone” and “Edge of Reason” continue to propel Face The West as frontrunners in the Celtic fusion scene, pushing the boundaries of what folk music can encompass in the modern era.