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ALBUM REVIEW: FIRKIN – Spice It Up! (2023)
Hungarian Celtic-Punk legends and trailblazers Firkin release their seventh studio album. Pretty much a year to the day when their last single came out Firkin have released their new album Spice It Up! Moving on from the, amicable, loss of singer Andy to be replaced by a good friend of the band for many years…
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LONDON CELTIC PUNKS PRESENTS THE BEST OF 2020!
Well here we go again. It seems an awful long time since we were compiling all the votes into 2019’s Best Of. Last year saw The Walker Roaders triumph but with this year being a lot quieter on the Celtic-Punk front thanks to the lockdowns around the world bands have found themselves unable to tour…
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ALBUM REVIEW: KELTIKON- ‘The Black Boar’ (2020)
An hour of original Celtic-Folk-Punk Keltikon songs and Irish and Scots traditionals. Thrilling tales of pagan creatures, esoteric TV, sea bound ships, orphans, boozers, rocky roads, atomic submariners, traveling people and Italian partisans as told by a band who combine the present and the ancient with ease. It’s been quite a while since Keltikon graced…
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LONDON CELTIC PUNKS PRESENTS OUR BEST OF 2014!
TOP TWENTY CELTIC PUNK ALBUMS OF 2014 Last year our ‘Best Of’ list was completely dominated by bands from these shores but this time there’s a much more international flavour to 2014’s Best Album’s list. Again Irish influenced bands dominate but the absolute standout album for me was without a doubt Uncle Bard And The Dirty Bastards…
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ALBUM REVIEW: KELTIKON- ‘Agenbite of Inwit’ (2014)
Celtic boogie, Folk’n’Roll, Pipes-Punk Just recently we reviewed the debut album from Rovers Ahead , who are an amazing celtic-punk band from Denmark (see here). Well the reason we bring that up here is their lead singer is from Dublin and Keltikon, despite hailing from Zurich in Switzerland, also have a celtic singer in Iain Duncan. That a…
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