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Stomp (or rather Stömp with an ö - browser permitting) have settled into being an excellent band with a good mix of danceable tunes. They had a period (Sidmouth 1995?) when they followed a 'heavier' route and sounded more like a Rock Ceilidh band, energetic but with the loss of their earlier light touch, but more recently they've found that touch again. If you like Woodpecker or a lighter Peeping Tom then you'll like Stömp.

Dances and Events

Sunday, 2nd April 2006:
CD Launch party at the Guildhall School of Music Basement Bar, Sundial Court, Chiswell Street, London EC1.
Callers to include Cat Kelly and Mary Panton
Doors open 14:30, 15:00 start. Admission free, collect an invitation from the Stömp site.

Machine without Horses

Stömp, 1999, WPCD003

's got good stuff on this CD. Engelskan and Brudmarsch will get you running back, back and back again to the CD player to hit the replay button, Mother Russia makes you wonder why it's taken so long for eCeilidh bands to cover Iron Maiden tunes. Dangerously danceable.

Reviewed by Musical Traditions

I claim my Five Pounds

Stömp, 2006, OSMO CD034

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