Review by Alan English

In Extremo's album Zigeunerskat is a thrilling and captivating blend of folk and rock music. The band's signature medieval sound is present throughout the album, with the addition of heavy electric guitar riffs and powerful drum beats.

The album opens with the energetic track "Zigeunerskat," which sets the tone for the entire album. The haunting vocals of lead singer Michael "Das Letzte Einhorn" Rhein are particularly impressive, and the use of traditional instruments such as bagpipes and hurdy-gurdies adds an authentic touch to the music.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Liam," a fast-paced song with a catchy chorus, and "Vollmond," a haunting ballad that showcases the band's softer side. The album closes with the epic "Herr Mannelig," a traditional Swedish ballad that In Extremo has adapted to fit their unique sound.

Summary by Alan English

Zigeunerskat is an impressive album that showcases In Extremo's musicianship and creativity. Fans of folk and rock music alike will appreciate the band's unique sound and the energy they bring to each track.