What makes A Moment Like the Longest Day by Orthodox Celts notable?

This album is significant for its contribution to the visibility of Balkan folk rock on broader European stages, helping to popularize Irish folk music elements within Serbia and surrounding regions. The album received positive reviews from critics, noting its authentic sound and engaging performances, which further solidified Orthodox Celts' standing in the folk music community. In 2002, Orthodox Celts released 'A Moment Like the Longest Day' as their third studio album, following the success of their previous work, which established them in the Balkan folk rock scene. By this point, they had solidified their unique sound that fused Celtic influences with Serbian roots, attracting a diverse audience across Europe.