Wolfstone's 2002 album "Almost an Island" featured a more polished production than their previous work. It was their final album to be released on the Once Bitten Records label.
- The album was recorded at Riverside Studios in Glasgow. It was produced by the band themselves, with assistance from sound engineer Stuart Hamilton. The album reached number 45 on the UK Independent Albums Chart.
- The album features guest appearances from two fiddlers, who add a traditional layer to the band's sound. The title track, "Almost an Island," was inspired by the Scottish landscape.
- Upon its release, "Almost an Island" received positive reviews from music critics, who praised its sophisticated arrangements and Wolfstone's strong musicianship. It is considered by many fans to be one of their most mature works.
Wolfstone were a British folk rock band from Inverness, Scotland. They were known for their blend of traditional Celtic music and rock.
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