Neo Folk
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Higher Plain Music Radio returns: Best Alternative Music from 2025 Mixtape (Side A) show released
Human curated playlists for human-created music.
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Fuimadane – Heljar Gátt Review
Throat singing, tribal and industrial percussion and dark ambient drones collide in this feast for the senses.
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Introducing… Loris and the Lion
Fairy folk for fans of Kate Bush, Joni Mitchell, Joanna Newsom and Tori Amos
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PJ Harvey – I Inside The Old Year Dying Review
The queen of rock turns her hand to ethereal neofolk and poetry
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Clark returns with 9th album ‘Playground in a Lake’
Creepy, unsettling, calm and beautiful.
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Introducing… Jonathan Hultén
Mystical folk with a quirky dark twist
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Unto Ashes – Pretty Haunted Things Review
Slither on that zither
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Peter Bjargo returns with epic sounding new album
Peter Bjargo, one of the many talented musicians from the gothic ancient folk group Arcana is returning back with a new solo studio album. The…
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Irfan – Roots Review
A fantastic hybrid of Medieval and Near East music
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Johanna Warren – “Gemini II” Review
An exceptional twin follow up to Gemini I
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Morosity – “Low Tide” Review
Gypsy grunge world fusion that you never knew you'd love
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Live Vault – Faun
Celebrating a Tour Edition of their latest album in style
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Faun – “Midgard” Review
The royalty of Pagan Folk retain their throne
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Mirabilis – “Here and Hereafter” Review
Songs from the Sirens
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Introducing… Cantus Lunaris
Everyone knows I do like a bit of Celtic folklore in my musical repertoire and Cantus Lunaris fits the bill perfectly. Not only owners of…
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Video Vault – Priscilla Hernandez
I think for once, I’ll let this absolutely beautiful track do the talking. For fans of Faun, Qntal, Omnia, Pagan/Neo-Folk, World Music with a difference…
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Faun – “Von den Elben” Review
It’s not often that I comment on a bands fans but I feel that I need to before I dive into the review od Faun’s…
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Video Vault – Faun
Faun are one of my all time favourite bands that could well hit massive heights this year as their latest album came out Monday and…
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Rebekah Delgado – “Don’t Sleep” Review
Rebekah Delgado’s opening album establishes her witchy presence perfectly with haunting guitar melodies, strong overbearing vocals and a penchant for some infectious melodies. “Don’t Sleep”…
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Anathema – “Weather Systems” Review
Anathema are somewhat of a band that has a very distinct two-part career. Their first ten years were heavy rock, crunching guitars and screaming vocals…
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Peter Bjargo – “The Architecture of Melancholy” Review
Peter Bjargo has been enjoying a nice solo career alongside from Arcana of late and his latest album of work “The Architecture of Melancholy” takes…
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Live vault – Peter Bjargo
Peter Bjargo has a new album coming soon. I wonder if this new song shown in 2010 The Cage is on it. Sounds promising (despite…
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“Nier Tribute Album -echo-” Review
Nier, the PS3 RPG has one of the best soundtracks I’ve heard all generation. Now there’s been a tribute album released so I can’t be…
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Live Vault – Arcana
Arcana, one of my biggest finds for 2010, opens 2011’s Live Vault with a great rendition of Abkrat”. I’m sure they’re using snippets from Baraka…
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Faun – “Ornament” DVD Review
Ornament is Faun’s second live DVD that once again encompasses the tour de force that is Faun. It covers two festival gigs, an unplugged improptu…
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Brendan Perry – “Ark” Review
For many (myself included) Ark at one time just seemed to be an album that would never be made. I for one am just grateful…
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Unto Ashes – “The Blood of My Lady” Review
Unto Ashes’ 5th album The Blood of My Lady see’s the ever changing band continue down their ancient folksy apocalyptic music that they do so…
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Live Vault – Brendan Perry (New Songs From Ark)
Well I’ve had a listen to the whole bootleg recording (aren’t I naughty) and Brendan continues to perform like an absolute dream. Brendan has such…
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Espers – “Espers” Review
Espers are a beautiful breath of fresh air for me. With their debut album (I’ve only just been introduced to them) they really give you…














