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Unknown Songs By Unknown Rock Bands

Love In The 21st Century - Neon Trees - Poprock Will You Be There? - The Sherlocks - Indierock Stomp - The Stone Foxes - Bluesrock What Makes A Good Man? - The Heavy - Rock/Soul Mean Poppa Lean - Mean Poppa Lean - Funk/Rock

Dropped By The Doves - Last Train - Rock The Shape I’m In - I Am The Avalanche - Punkrock Oh No - Goodbye June - Alternative Rock C’mon - Jetbone - Rock/Funk Lost Cause - Black Pistol Fire - Hard Rock

Lost In The Cold - Twiddle - Rock/Funk/Reggae Be Strong Troop On - Echo Town - Rock Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire - Royal Southern Brotherhood - Bluesrock Heavy Hand - The Blackwater Fever - Garagerock Keep On Lovin’ Me Baby - The Paladins - Rock ‘n Roll

Slow Motion Suicide - Ferocious Dog - Celtic Rock Name For You - The Shins - Indierock Pain And Misery - The Teskey Brothers - Bluesrock Slow Burn - The Wild! - Rock Rise Of The Fall - The Standstills - Alternative Rock

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All For Jolly - All For Jolly

Hailing from Penzance, the westernmost coastal town in Cornwall, and no doubt relishing its rugged coastline, it was maybe inevitable that ALL FOR JOLLY would take to the musical high seas. Emerging in 2019 they have brought their Celtic folk punk forth from the “holy headland” to crack on through the British Isles and beyond and now the pirateers have set sail with their self-titled new album, a…

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ALL FOR JOLLY NEW ALBUM, SINGLE AND UK TOUR DATES REVEALED!

ALL FOR JOLLY are rising rapidly and is stocked up with their highly impressive sophomore self-titled album, which is out on Friday 4th April. The energetic fivesome will drop their brand new single and video, On We Row, which lands everywhere on Friday 28th March.   Born in 2019, Cornish Celtic folk punk rockers, ALL FOR JOLLY, come at you from the rugged coastal town of Penzance, Cornwall, UK.…

ALL FOR JOLLY NEW ALBUM, SINGLE AND UK TOUR DATES REVEALED!

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Takedown Festival 2025

Takedown festival will take place on Friday 4th and Saturday 5th April 2025 and is set for a hugely defining year for the festival as it takes place over two days for the very first time. After announcing the postponement of the 2024 edition due to the basement development works on the Grade II building, Takedown Festival are hugely proud to announce it’s return in 2025 with the…

Takedown Festival 2025

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Kleptocracy by Ferocious Dog (2024)

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ALBUM REVIEW: FEROCIOUS DOG – Kleptocracy (2024)

The Ferocious Dog Celtic-Folk-Punk juggernaut continues smashing all others out the way! The band taking Celtic-Punk back into the music cha

I’ve only just come across Ferocious Dog, but as the review above of their latest album, Kleptocracy, makes clear, they have a long history with multiple line up changes with only lead singer Ken Bonsall still in place from the original line-up. This album is a frantic, full-on slice of Celtic folk-rock with left wing lyrics and frequently knock out melodies. Of course the influence of The Pogues and the Dropkicks are loud and clear, but I also hear The Men They Couldn’t Hang, The Levellers and The Oyster Band in the mix too, and possibly even Stiff Little Fingers. The Irish and Welsh-themed songs are played with energy and competence and Kleptocracy has a big fat fiddle-led sound that it’s impossible not to want to jig along to: not bad for a band whose roots are in Nottinghamshire. Quite the discovery…

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Ferocious Dog: Kleptocracy

Red Ken and his band of merry men have returned with their sixth full-length album, ready to storm the gates of Downing Street. If you are unfamiliar with Ferocious Dog, where the hell have you been? In the last ten years, the band has risen to be arguably the biggest folk-punk band in the UK, mixing punk, Celtic, gypsy, and protest folk (and the first non-signed band ever to sell out the…

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Ferocious Dog unveils a brand new video, announce deluxe re-issue of debut and unique live show with full orchestra

Ferocious Dog unveils a brand new video, announce deluxe re-issue of debut and unique live show with full orchestra

To celebrate the forthcoming 10 year anniversary of their self titled debut album, Ferocious Dog unveil a brand new video – Too Late 2022, an updated version of live favourite Too Late from the album. Watch the video here:  “I wrote this song many years ago for someone I was close to at the time. It was her childhood story” explains Dan Booth. “It’s great that we could put a new twist on it.…

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