LONDON CELTIC PUNKS WEB-ZINE

  • ODDS’N’SODS. A CELTIC-PUNK ROUND UP MAY 2023

    in this month’s Odds’n’Sods all the news fit to print on what’s going in our wonderful Celtic-Punk world. From the scene’s biggest and well established bands to those just starting out it’s all in here! We start off this month with some footage from deepest South London just a couple of weeks ago. BRYAN McPHERSON…

  • ALBUM REVIEW: OYSTERBAND – ‘Read The Sky’ (2022)

    Award-winning folk rock legends Oysterband emerge from the pandemic with “Read The Sky”, their 12th studio effort. See what we have to say about it!

  • ALBUM REVIEW: SONS OF O’FLAHERTY- ‘The Road Not Taken’ (2017)

    Who are Sons Of O’Flaherty? Six good friends who grew up in the Celtic nation of Brittany in love with punk rock, folk and traditional Celtic music. Yec’hed Mad and see you soon ! Now the history of the celtic nations and their people and culture and their languages has never been a particularly happy one with…

  • THE HISTORY OF CELTIC-ROCK MUSIC

    Today the 30492- London Celtic Punks web zine is four years old today so what better way to celebrate our birthday than to give you this small but perfectly formed potted history of Celtic-Rock. We have never just wanted to be a place that only reviews new records we want to celebrate everything that makes us…

  • ALBUM REVIEW: STEELEYE SPAN- ‘Dodgy Bastards’ (2016)

    With the release of Dodgy Bastards, the 23rd studio album of their career Steeleye Span remain one of the most influential names in music. Pioneers of folk-rock, they changed the face of folk music forever. Taking it out of small clubs and into the world of gold discs and international tours. Steeleye Span have remained at the forefront…

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