Rastaban Belgium
Rastaban creates progressive dark-folk using original compositions, traditional songs and sometimes surprising covers. Dark/pagan folk roots while exploring a more industrial and metal sound.
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This album moves between haunting, fairy-led ballads, to cheeky, childlike songs and on to wild, thumping dances. I already had the CD, but loved it so much I've bought it here as well.
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It's just so beautiful! This piece is like a strong woman, whose devotion and conviction to protect and nurture her loved ones is so powerful that it can bend the heavens to fulfill them. Keep making music Anilah! You're really talented! (Also, I am a fan of Wardruna).
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Invoking the Numinous
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Recalling the same gothic wonder as early Dead Can Dance, the latest from Ariana Saraha is a drift through an enchanted dreamworld.
go to album“Buile” uses an electronic backdrop to explore songs old and new from the Celtic tradition.
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Hard to find much information on this Nordic folk act, except that they recorded this in Copenhagen.They draw on Norse mythology and a very traditional sound for their offerings. It is beautifully done, on what sounds like primarily ethnic instruments and features lots of what I think of as “village” vocals. The harmonies are chill-inducing, and I love the juxtaposition of icy eeriness tempered with fiery vehemence.
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