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Hazel Steps through a Weathered Home
by In Gowan Ring
supported by 14 fans who also own “From the Branch of a Hemlock Tree”
I come back to this album so often. There is nothing else like it, a real masterpiece.
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The Serpent and the Dove
by In Gowan Ring
supported by 14 fans who also own “From the Branch of a Hemlock Tree”
Done in medieval, wyrdfolk and psychedelic style, there is a deep bell to open and close the recording. An allegorical tale using alchemy as a backdrop, it is very pastoral and haunting. Some instruments included are viola, nyckelharpa, and dulcimer, along with acoustic and electric guitars, keyboards and percussion. The phantasmagoric story that ensues once the vocals begin is best listened to from start to finish for full effect. Favourite Track: The Serpent
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From These Ashes..
by novemthree
supported by 13 fans who also own “From the Branch of a Hemlock Tree”
Great music! love it. Love all of :novemthree:'s work. thank you for making this music.
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Their Invisible Hands
by Avi C. Engel
A dreamy improv-folk collage from Toronto multi-instrumentalist Clara Engel, who plays cigar box guitar, talharpa, melodica, and many more.
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The Toronto-based sextet make moody, cinematic sounding music that blends psych-folk and post-rock.
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The latest from Shana Cleveland is a Californian fantasia that conjures worlds both real and surreal.
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Wandering Far
by Sequestered Keep
supported by 13 fans who also own “From the Branch of a Hemlock Tree”
Sequestered Keep is a masterful storyteller, and this story is one of monumental fanfare, sweeping mountains, and ends in a triumphant cover of Hammerheart. Legendary work and rightfully so.
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