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A drunken
haze that took its form in the early 2017 following an ep named Gallows Play in
the may of the same year. The Peglegs have since put out singles, doing gigs
and changed form all the time evolving and finding their own way of doing
things. Mixing rock, punk, metal and folkmusic in its different forms in
addition with the traditional instruments that go with it the band makes sure
that theres no boring moment. Currently the band consists of four
MEMBERS:
Aapo: vox,
whistles, violin and Bouzouki.
Riku:
drums, perc and vox.
Timo:
guitar
Eero: bass.
The Peglegs
- Discography
Gallows
Play (2017)
Latest
releases can be found on bands youtube page as part of exclusive single hulabalooza.
Dont also forget to check the first album on spotify!
Hamac Caziim (Divine Fire) is the name of the rock band Comca'ac (also known as Seris) formed in 1995 with the authorization of the Council of Elders of the Comcaac people.
Fuego divino recreates through rock the traditional songs that encourage the party and renew the energy. It is the way young comca'ac found to communicate to the world their worldview, their history, their traditions and the preservation of their language
The music of the band has been known mainly in festivals such as Cumbre Tajín, in Veracuz, International Festival of Arts, in Naucalpan, VI National Encounter of Creators of Dreams and Realities, in Sonora; VII Festival of San Luis, in San Luis Potosí; Ollin Kan Festival, in México Distrito Federal; Barroquísimo Puebla, Chihuahua International Festival, Book Fair of the Museum of Anthropology and History, International Forum of Cultures, in Monterrey; Forum Alicia, Zócalo capital, among others in Mexico and the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington D.C., in the United States of North America, in Wassermusik in Berlin, Germany and the Festival White Nights in Perm, Russia.
In 2007 they are the protagonists of the documentary "Hamac Caziim, sacred fire" by Gerónimo Barriga produced by the University Center for Cinematographic Studies of the UNAM and in 2010 they participate in the film Cefalópodo by Ruben Imaz.
He has shared stages with groups such as Sak Tzevul, Lumaltok, Bitzma, El Tri, Natalia Lafourcade, Jumbo and Kinky.
In this way, five young Comca'ac, with an immense roots in their identity, their customs and their language, who live in a small town in the coastal area of Sonora, manifest themselves through music to participate in the scene global.
MEMBERS:
Cmique / Francisco Molina Sesma “El Indio”/ Voz líder.
So says Eivør – vocalist, instrumentalist and songwriter with a voice of rare beauty and power – when asked about where she gets her inspiration. These aren’t just words as she has relentlessly pursued music ever since dedicating her life to it at the tender age of fifteen.
Born in 1983 in the Faroe Islands, Eivør’s early musical forays were steeped in Faroese musical traditions. At the age of sixteen she released her self-titled debut album bearing the marks of this fruitful starting point. While an enduring love of Faroese culture remains at the heart of her work, its expression has been widened through profound interaction with other traditions.
Eivør’s musical palette has broadened since her folk beginnings as her albums and performances variably have included jazz, country folk, big band stylings, classical influences, and trip hop tinted rock. As of late, she has consolidated these experimental inputs into her own style of folktronica with heartfelt lyrical observations of life as it unfolds.
Eivør is now based in Denmark. Her music covers a wide musical and emotional range. She remains a voice unique in its intimacy, its effortless virtuosity and range of colours, evident from her first recording all the way through to her tenth album Slør from 2015. The english version of Slør was released in May 2017. The release sees Eivør entering the UK market performing on BBC’s Jools Holland and a sold out UK tour in June with a follow-up tour later in 2017. As always, she is a riveting live performer with a vivacious and warm stage presence.
Her career has thus far been a testament to the fact that there is indeed music in every situation. Yet it takes a skilled artist to be able to grasp and express this music and Eivør is such an artist; an acclaimed vocalist/composer at the peak of her powers.
Wolf Rahm is a ‘Fake Folk-metal’band from Russia. They released an album through Sound Age Productions in 2014. They make a rather humorous kind of folk-metal.
Martine Kraft is an acclaimed Norwegian artist and composer, combining her traditional nordic sounds with raw power and haunting, dreamlike soundscapes.
As well as being a virtuoso on the hardingfiddle, she is a talented composer with a unique voice.
Martine has released 5 albums and registered about 250 compositions in TONO.
She has been granted schollarships for professional artists and was recently supported by Innovation Norway to create the folkloristic world Spirits from Norway.
In 2013 the national fund for Hardanger fiddles (The Hardanger fiddle is the national instrument of Norway) made Martine an ambassador and she was rewarded with a signature Martine Kraft Hardanger fiddle.
During 2017 she performs in Belgium, Spain, The Netherlands, Germany and USA in addition to her home country.
Martine Kraft delivers a musical experience that you will remember for a long long time!
"Martine Kraft is an exceptional performer with a stellar band! Her live show exploded past any and all expectations I could have." - Robert Gould, Director Faerieworlds
"A little rock, a little folk… and a whole lot of excellent! " - Lori Gordon
"There is a power in Martines music that can not avoid to touch!"
- Hamar Arbeiderblad (Newspaper)
"Not since Griegs “Into the hall of the mountain king” has anything as mysterious and powerful been delivered from a Norwegian artist."
- The Newspaper of Trondheim
MEMBERS:
Martine Kraft,
Nils Jørgen Nygaard Kraft,
Stig Enger,
Jon Karlsen,
Freddy Wike
Martine Kraft - Discography
Huldrin (2017)
Villdans (2014) Hidden Shore (2008) Distant Call (2010) Spirits from Norway (2011) Fragile Mind (2013) Toner fra et fossefall (bok m/digitalt album, 2013) Feather (digitalt samlealbum, 2014)
Pyrolysis [pye-[b]rol[/b]-lis-sis] is a folk band from the heart of the Burgundian countryside, Zaltbommel. With traditional acoustic instruments like violin, accordion, bouzouki and bodhrán, the musicians play original folk songs with a traditional tune here and there. The music is inspired by traditional folk music from different corners of the planet: Irish and Scottish influences are evident, but gypsy, heathen and even Viking influences also present themselves. With a lot of energy and a clear, positive approach, the members dance and jump around the stage singing cheerful songs about the good things in life.
Since an unannounced musical presence at Keltfest in 2014, Pyrolysis has been in an updraft, playing on large folk festivals throughout the Netherlands, such as Keltfest, Castlefest and the Midwinter Fair. It even led them to be nominated for the "best live band NL/BE" award in the Bastaard Fantasy Awards 2016.
Pyrolysis’ music gives you a feeling of cheer and friendship, letting you forget about your sorrows!
MUTEFISH are culturally diverse six piece band from Ireland, Poland, Lithuania, Portugal and Ukraine. They fuse the musical sounds and cultures of Eastern Europe with traditional Irish influences resulting in an engaging melodic compilation of tracks. Each band member brings their distinct musical backgrounds and tastes giving them their unique sound which makes it difficult to label their style or genre.
Over the mountains, across the plains, near the sea was a remarkable people: the Dacians "the most powerful of the Thracians", as Herodotus said. "Ka Gaia An" is a state of mind, a return to traditions, customs, emotions and spiritual life. The band was set up in February 2008 in Bucharest. The musical style approached is a combination of traditional Romanian folklore, with influences from different styles of rock. "Ka Gaia An" has had a concert activity in Romania and Hungary, whether it is a club or a festival, winning the 1st prize at the OST Mountains Fest 2011 preselection.
The first discography, the EP "Play Dacians", benefited from the double launch in Bucharest and Budapest in October 2012.
After a break, the band returned to the stage in spring 2016, in November released a new studio material titled "The Dacians"
MEMBERS:
Ariadna Chitu - vocals
Florin Costachita - vocals
Gabi Andrei - lead guitar / backing vocals
Teddy Bejenaru - rhythm guitar
Tudor Nica - bass
Paula Gherasim - keyboards
Tudor Uscoi - drums
The members of the band have been known for many years, collaborating with other bands like "An Theos" or "Dark Fusion".
Ariadna, the female voice of the band, was co-opted last year, her extraordinary voice and experience being decisive.
Florin, the male voice, is the oldest member of the band, being one of the founding members. Over the years he has put his mark on the vocal part of several Romanian rock bands. He also signs the lyrics and some of the band's music.
Gabi is the solo guitarist of the band. In the past he also featured on the band's bass at a festival. He is responsible for the musical side, making himself "guilty" of improving and maintaining old pieces. The new songs will be his main composer.
Teddy ensures the rhythmic part, the guitar coming as a beneficial addition to the sound of the band.
Tudor Nica, through the bass, leads the low marks on the mioritic realm.
Paula is the feminine presence of the keyboards. With specialized studies, she studied both piano and violin
Tudor is the band's heart, his drums complete the folk-metal ensemble "Ka Gaia An".
A great recommendation for a quiet Sunday with this great ambient album (Split) of the Slovak pagan black metal trio.
Igric stands out on this compilation. The melodic journey of a year in the life of inchoate man. Play this to any man of any time and he will understand the vicissitudes of his ancestors; his own time; and that of his progeny, in whatever distant future may come.
A great environmental album full of melancholy
Country: Slovakia
Genre: Ambient / Neofolk
Year: 2010
Tracklist:
Karpathia
01. Beyond The Lingering Forests... 02. Mists Of The Past
03. Towards The Blazing Destiny
Igric
04. After The Snow Passes Away - The Rebirth (Spring Equinox)
05. The Hills And Plains Have Spoken (Summer Solstice)
Cuélebre emerges as a Yhandros Huergo's idea in 2011, looking for an archaic sound in the Medieval-Folk.
With a few songs written and recorded as demos begins the search for musicians with whom to carry Cuélebre to live, a long and difficult search due to the poor dissemination of this musical style in Spain.
His influences includes bands like Hagalaz Runedance, Corvus Corax or Wardruna, but always looking forward to maintain a unique sound and identity.
Finally in mid-2013 the group is finally complete and initiates rehearsals and testing for the album, which is released in May 2014 on a limited six-panel digipack and also in June 9th under Art Gates Records as a jewel case.
Greenrose Faire plays rousing Celtic folk rock with head-bobbing, toe-tapping rock feel. The Finnish sextet meshes mandolins and violin with rock drums and bass and symphonic synths, and spikes the rollicking attitude with the slightly ominous overtones of Finnish melancholy. Greenrose Faire sounds lively and modern but still tugs at the nostalgia strings for the long-gone days of yore.
Greenrose Faire plays jaunty folk rock, taking you on a journey to a world of ancient woods and solitary beaches as well as lively village markets and rowdy taverns.
The band has great fun on stage, and have played everywhere from corner pubs to concert halls, and from intimate weddings to international festivals, among others Elfia in The Netherlands (with e.g. Rapalje and Harmony Glen) and the Häme Medieval Fair six years in a row (with e.g. Värttinä and Korpiklaani) They also host an annual two-day Medieval Folk Festival of their own in Tampere.
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