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Skjálvtin (The Impact)
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Litirnir (The Colours)
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Ivin (The Doubt)
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Vitin (The Lighthouse)
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Skapanin (The Creation)
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Tøkkin (The Thanking)
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Afenginn Copenhagen, Denmark
One of the leading voices of Scandinavian neo-folk, known for his ambitious orchestrated works. What defines this artist are his seemingly mercurial creative impulses, as each of the 6 full-length albums have been clear departures from the last. For the same reasons that Radiohead is sometimes labeled as prog, Afenginn can also be put into this camp for the way the emotional arc is designed ... more
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The Bubble
by Danjal
Second album from Danjal - as an ethnic Tom Waits with strong lyrics and worked out compositions.
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Astrozub
by Astrozub
Due to the non-typical instrumentation of pedal steel guitar, clarinet, mandolin and double bass the band gets a special ambient sound. It's vulnarable, dreamy and quite quiet music.
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Salute Solitude
by SPOIWO
supported by 5 fans who also own “Klingra”
seen during Dunk!Fest 2016 in Zottegem Belgium ... the best surprise of the fest ! pure smooth energy ...
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Fire in the White Stone
by Wolcensmen
supported by 4 fans who also own “Klingra”
Wolcensmen is the pagan, neo-folk side project of Winterfylleth's Dan Capp. An uplifting, yet haunting experience as it conjures images of snow engulfed forests traversing the ancient ruins of religions long forgotten. It's also NYP, pick it up now!
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Notes On Belonging (Reworked)
by Tiny Leaves
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 5, 2019
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Notes On Belonging
by Tiny Leaves
Inspired by the Welsh notion of “cynefin,” which is thematically similar to the LP’s title, “Notes on Belonging” is both warm and wistful.
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