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Tag: folk

10/04/2022 nausika

The Eldorado Spell: retro-70s psychedelic doom / stoner rock becomes more polished hard rock devotion

Kryptograf, The Eldorado Spell, Norway, self-released CD / vinyl LP (2022) The foursome from Bergen may still be in their

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28/03/2022 nausika

Decepció. Apatia.: raw depressive black metal excursions into dungeon synth, dark folk and oddball fun

Amargor, Decepció. Apatia., United Kingdom, Forgotten Sorcery Productions, FSP:023 limited edition cassette (2021) Since he started Amargor in 2020, all-rounder musician

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28/02/2022 nausika

Impermanence: time travel back to the 1970s and 1990s with samurai doomsters from Tokyo

Hebi Katana, Impermanence, Japan, Unforgiven Blood Records, UFBL4 limited edition CD (2022) Self-styled “Tokyo Samurai Doom” trio Hebi Katana come

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20/02/2022 nausika

Gate of Klüna: a unique and highly individual trippy space psychedelic rock / pop journey

Kuunatic, Gate of Klüna, Germany, Glitterbeat, GB117 CD / vinyl LP (2021) Japan has a long, looong history of all-female

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13/02/2022 nausika

Ysyry Mollvun (self-titled): a straightforward black metal debut championing a lost people

Ysyry Mollvün, self-titled, Italy, Avantgarde Music, AV399 CD digipak (2022) Originally formed as a solo project by Argentine musician Zupai

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08/12/2021 nausika

Bharari Ghat: debut Himalayan blackened doom folk album from a new solo artist with a unique vision

Harul Vinay, Bharari Ghat, Italy, Frozen Woods Records, limited edition cassette (2021) Hailing from Shimla, a city at the foothills

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04/12/2021 Ed Pinsent

String Dialogue System / Folk Choir / Roof Music

Good set of instrumental collaborations on Dialog (BLANK RECORDS 037), a little project initiated by Sicker Man. This is the

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18/11/2021 nausika

Iswat: a short taster to a hybrid style of raw desert blues rock and traditional Tuareg folk

Dag Tenere, Iswat, Niger, self-released CD EP (2021) Formed in Niger in 2016, Dag Tenere is a group of several

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21/10/2021 Ed Pinsent

Devilish Charms

Two not-unrelated records of contemporary music from the Polish Bolt Records label and both featuring the work of composer Cezary

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17/10/2021 Ed Pinsent

Don’t Mourn, Organize

Jon Collin is a UK guitarist who might be based in Sweden just now. He has issued his own work

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