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Gamen
04:01
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Euchari
04:21
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Halling Jåron
03:03
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Vedergällningen
04:55
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Nio År
04:29
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Sorgsen Ton
04:47
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Herr Holkin
05:17
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Bläck
05:05
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Polska
03:07
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Brun
05:57
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Garmarna Sundsvall, Sweden
One of the most important Swedish folk bands to emerge in the early 90-ies, combining, swedish folk, medival ballads with electronic sounds.
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Honestly I've not listened to a Heilung album that I don't like, but to see them live is just amazing. So much energy and feeling.
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I see that grey gloom on the horizon and eagerly await the rising of a powerful sun.
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Myrkur aka Amalie Bruun has been known as a metal artist, although one not to play by the rules, which seemed to engage one or the other purist. Well, their bad - give me change, give me diversity! This is not a metal album by no means, but Amalie revisiting her Scandinavian roots with a collection of folk songs, old and new. The old Nordic tale/song Ramond has been covered many times in the last decades, and often, to close the circle, by metal or metal-related artists.
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A new record from Danish outfit SUNDAYS is replete with melodic hooks and punchy vocals.
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Would the Light Hold Me
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Celtic-inspired instrumentation, delicate harmonies, and reflective lyrics abound on the sisterly indie-folk duo's debut album.
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Singer-songwriter Henry Parker puts his own spin on the classic sounds of '60s and '70s British folk on this wilderness-inspired new LP.
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Probably the best Heilung album yet. Besides the usual Nordic stuff, we get to see ancient Rome and the even more ancient Mesopotamia.
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