LONDON CELTIC PUNKS WEB-ZINE

  • ODDS’N’SODS. A CELTIC-PUNK ROUND UP APRIL 2024

    March is over. 11 months to go till we’re at it again! It’s almost Fool’s Day when we might announce a London Murphys gig when its less than £50 to get in 😀 so time for a new Odds ‘n’Sods where we collect all the various new music, new videos, live / gig news and…

  • EP REVIEW: SONS OF O’FLAHERTY – Winter (2023)

    CELTIC Celtic-Punk from the occupied country of Brittany. 3 tracks (+another 3!) of season themed tracks from the great Sons Of O’Flaherty. This site is dedicated to all forms of Celtic music specifically Celtic-Punk and what we especially love is to hear music from the Celtic nations themselves so we’re delighted to bring you the…

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

    The year is almost dust so here’s the final Odds’n’Sods of 2023. All the news of what’s going in the Celtic-Punk scene. From the biggest and most established bands to those just starting out it’s all here! We are also able to include some artists here that stretch the boundaries of what we usually feature…

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

    2023 is flying past it’s October already and another Odds’n’Sods with 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! THE KILMAINE SAINTS just missed the deadline for last month so I’m assuming…

  • FROM THE PLOUGH TO THE STARS – NEW COMPILATION ALBUM FROM LONDON CELTIC PUNKS

    FROM THE PLOUGH TO THE STARS A free collection of over twenty Irish rebel songs from some of the Celtic-Punk scenes best bands. Ancient, modern and contemporary. The tradition goes on. Just in time for the beginning of the most important month in Celtic culture we’re delighted to bring you this new compilation. Twenty-one bands…

  • ALBUM REVIEW: RAISE YOUR PINTS. CELTIC- PUNK SAMPLER. VOLUME 6 – VARIOUS ARTISTS (2021)

    From the scene. For the scene. After months of planning, organising and fund-raising the compilation album Raise Your Pints #6 has finally been delivered. Twenty bands from eleven countries celebrating (might be the wrong word- editor) the virus lockdowns in Celtic-Folk-Punk style.  Anyone remember the original Celtic-Punk samplers from Shite’n’Onions? I think they stretched to…

  • LONDON CELTIC PUNKS PRESENTS THE BEST OF 2017!

    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 2017. It’s been another outstanding year for the music that we all love and some…

  • EP REVIEW: BogZH CELTIC CATS!- ‘Kazh al Lagenn’ (2017)

    Celtic celtic-punk and rock, rage and Celtic swing from Naoned. Rearranged and adapted Breton rock, trad Irish and Scottish Celtic rock’n’roll punk-folk. Released last month this is the debut release form the latest Breton celtic-punk band to grace these pages. Earlier this year we published a review of the great debut album from Sons Of O’Flaherty. In that…

  • 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…

  • ALBUM REVIEW: LES RAMONEURS DE MENHIRS- ‘Tan Ar Bobl’ (2014)

    We here at London Celtic Punks love our celtic-punk and as much as we love our celtic-punk we really really love celtic celtic-punk!By that I mean there’s some fantastic bands from the States or Canada or Indonesia and Italy or Australia, in fact there’s some amazing bands from all over the world truly making celtic-punk…

  • EP REVIEW: THE MAGGIE WHACKERS- ‘Naoned Whisky’ (2014)

    Sans Regrets Sans Remords This great celtic-punk band were formed in the city of Nantes in 2009 and are at the forefront of an amazing Breton celtic-punk scene along with Les Ramoneurs De Menhirs and the Sons Of O’Flaherty. We noticed recently that our pages were starting to become a little dominated by solely Irish music so…

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