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Kate Arnold London, UK
Electro-medieval loopery on hammered dulcimer, violin and vocals.
katearnoldmusic.com
Also fronts fearoftheforest.bandcamp.com
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Fairy Tale Ending
by Fear of the Forest
supported by 13 fans who also own “Rota Fortunae I (EP)”
If you think modern music sounds too much the same, here's an individual artist making music like nobody current. Though she uses traditional instruments like hurdy gurdy & folk traditional tunes, this is not archaeology but recovery. And the lyrics are very modern in their surrealist defiance and disobedience. Great album. Then check out https://night-school.bandcamp.com/album/znayesh-yak-rozkazhy.
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The Parodos Cairn
by Jo Quail
supported by 10 fans who also own “Rota Fortunae I (EP)”
Dearest sweetest beloved 'n beautiful Jo, what a amazing musical piece of majestic art work you made out of it, I'm overwhelmed, really loving it, thank you so intensly and so much, nothing but unfailing love to you xxx XXXX
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Exsolve
by Jo Quail
supported by 10 fans who also own “Rota Fortunae I (EP)”
Causleen's Wheel is a masterpiece!!! So good it got me to get the digital discography!!
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Le Cœur
by Dandelion Wine
This release from the "electro-medieval" group is the first to feature their new lineup including cellist Francesca Mountfort.
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and then all over
by ruby
Tender and gorgeous songs from this Brooklyn duo, “and then all over” is a striking, evocative work full of hushed beauty.
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Sonderlust
by Kishi Bashi
Kishi Bashi channels the pain of a difficult year into his latest release, resulting in sumptuous songs tinged with heartbreak.
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11 Years Of Chaos fundraiser compilation
by Chaos Theory
supported by 9 fans who also own “Rota Fortunae I (EP)”
As impeccably curated as one would expect from Chaos Theory. Great album for pushing outside your comfort zone, everything on here feels interesting, new and bold. Found I liked (almost) all of it, and some new potential favourites to hunt down (Aphexia, Prisa Mata, Drekka, Five the Hierophant...) I already knew I loved Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard and Vodun... Roll on 12 years of Chaos.
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