We know what you’re thinking. New DROPKICK MURPHYS is here, and it isn’t even St. Patrick’s Day! The Boston-based Celtic punk guys are favorites around St. Patrick’s Day, thanks to their blend of traditional Irish music and American hardcore. Forming in the late-1990s as a fairly straight-ahead punk…
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