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Old 12-20-2016, 12:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Well there's Rome obviously, with a slew of great and important albums. Boyd Rice (NON) and Douglas Pearce (Di6) have a softer seeming project I like called Scorpion Wind. Zamia Lehmanni: Songs of Byzantine Flowers by SPK is some kind of (amazing) neoclassical/industrial ambient medieval ritual work that needs to be heard by all. You should love Helfahrt by Sonne Hagal which is black metal combined with folksy romanticism and music. Then there's other great stuff like Endura and Nature and Organization

Listen to Within the Realm of a Dying Sun by Dead Can Dance mf
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Is that a different SPK from the industrial guys?
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Old 12-21-2016, 03:59 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Damn. Who knew that artists were capable of doing two things?
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They've had at least 3 different major periods of different sound
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some cool 60s saudi songs


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This one's for Lisna!

https://vimeo.com/178964778

I saw this Canadian "loud folk rock" singer-songwriter live a couple weeks back and was impressed. She has an incredible stage presence—hopefully she'll receive wider recognition.
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https://vimeo.com/178964778

I saw this Canadian "loud folk rock" singer-songwriter live a couple weeks back and was impressed. She has an incredible stage presence—hopefully she'll receive wider recognition.
Pet_Sounds - and Mr.Charlie posting Kate Rusby! This is almost like old times! Welcome back to both of you.

Thanks for the recommendation of Skye Wallace, PS. That's a great song, and a stylish video too. She has interesting lyrics and a powerful voice, so I'll def be listening to it again, even though it suddenly cuts off

And just like old times, I'm posting something without English lyrics - my favourite track from this 1980 album. The whole album sounds like traditional folk, but actually the sisters wrote most of it themselves:-



( @ Mr.Charlie: I'm kind of ambivalent about The Pogues. They have all the ingredients that I should like and yet for some reason they don't quite do it for me, though I've never worked out why.)
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The Pogues - Waltzing Matilda

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Kate Rusby - Only Desire What You Have

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