• ODDS’N’SODS. A CELTIC-PUNK ROUND UP MARCH 2022

    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…

  • ODDS’N’SODS. CELTIC-PUNK ROUND UP JUNE 2021

    Summer’s here, the pubs are re-opening, live music is returning and the world of Celtic-Punk is getting back to normal as well! This months Odds’n’Sods features all the band news, record releases, videos from bands big and small across the Celtic-Punk scene.  Kicking off this month with the new video from THE DROPKICK MURPHYS continue…

  • SINGLE REVIEW: 5 HILLS OUT- ‘The Snug Sessions’ (2019)

    When a new Folk-Punk band pops up somewhere in England we like to think we are on it straight away so we couldn’t wait for the third release from Derbyshire band 5 Hills Out to land on our doorstep! Two tracks of beautiful, infectious, foot-stomping folk-punk. The Snug Sessions by 5 Hills Out is what use…

  • ALBUM REVIEW: RED OR DEAD- ‘Trotsky Waltz’ (2018)

    The self-produced and self-financed debut album from a bunch of socialist folk-punkers from North Wales who will bring down the system or fall asleep trying! So we can safely say we are into the new year in full swing with this our first review of 2018. Released on new year’s day it’s not yer typical celtic-punk…

  • LONDON CELTIC PUNKS PRESENTS THE BEST OF 2016!

    Yes I know it only seems like five minutes since the last one but it’s that time of year again when we give you, for what it’s worth, our opinion on who made the best music in the celtic-punk scene over 2016. It’s been another outstanding year for the music that we all love and some…

  • EP REVIEW – THE SILK ROAD ‘Midnight’ (2016)

    Pre-album four track sampler EP from northern English fiddle punk band The Silk Road. The Silk Road are another new band to us here in England playing folk-punk and are coming out of the same sort of scene as older bands like The Levellers and New Model Army and newer ones like Ferocious Dog. All of whom are…

  • ALBUM REVIEW: FOLK THE SYSTEM- Unrest In The Wolds’ (2015)

    Thatcher may be gone but the people still need a voice and FOLK THE SYSTEM are back. They’re older, got less hair and slightly cleaner clothes but still folking angry! Last year we received a CD in the post from deepest darkest Oxfordshire, otherwise known as the Cotswolds and here on this CD as just plain Wolds.…

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