March – that most Celtic of months and time for another Odds’n’Sods. A place for all the Celtic-Punk scene’s bands big and small, established or just starting out. A reminder too that we need your news so anything you would like to share with the rest of the Celtic-Punk scene send it onto us. We…
Tasmanian devils The Dead Maggies are back with a new album recorded last year in Indonesia while on tour. Stories of tragic Tasmanian folklore swashbuckling adventures of bush pirates and convict rebels set to upbeat toe-tapping thigh-slapping Cowpunk Folk-Punk, exploring the links between the past and present in their music and lyrics. The Dead Maggies…
We never shut the feck up about how brilliant Australian celtic-punk is so we are pleased as punch to present to you this interview with Gareth from the Celtic Punkcast radio show. He gives the lowdown on who the movers and shakers are over there, what its like living in the bush and a whole…
Fox n Firkin are a celtic punk rock band from Brisbane which formed in early 2012. Here is their brand new video for their single ‘Bastard Brigade’. The single is taken from Fox n Firkin’s last album, No Vacancy which is out on Folk Til Ya Punk Records. “fusing traditional Irish instrumentation and melodies into blistering catchy punk rock”…
The Dead Maggies are a folkpunk band from Tasmania. Hear tragic tales set to a lively toe-tapping hoedown of music that will make you dance, yell and folk till you punk. Now here’s another chance for me to wax lyrical about the quality of of music coming down to us from the heights of the…
Raucous cow punk and folk punk mixed with haunting murder ballads, timeless story telling and foot-stompin’, heart pounding rhythms from a bunch of beer swilling, shanty singing, flannle shirt wearing, mohawk-bearing musical peasants. The Dead Maggies come from Tasmania, the island at the bottom of Australia. As is the way with these kind of places a…
The Dead Maggies Sing About Dead People Stories of tragic Tasmanian folklore set to upbeat toe-tapping and thigh-slapping cowpunk and folk punk We are stoked (a suitable Aussie word learnt from years of watching Prisoner Cell Block H) to have this great band washing up in London town. Yeah we know its a bloody Monday but…
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