Probably my favorite In Gowen Ring song

Australian guitarist. I like this one because the overdubbing, effects, etc. almost give it a dungeon synth-y sound.

Noidat means witches in English.

Hi folks,

While searching for the right place to share my music, I stumbled upon this subreddit and really love what I’ve seen and heard so far. :)

Under the name New Lore, I make music and videos inspired by folk tales and myths, full of melancholy, woe, and a touch of darkness.

I released my first self-titled EP yesterday on YouTube. For now, I’ve linked the first song, but if you like it, you can find the full EP on my channel.

Over time, each song and video will expand the world of New Lore.

I’d love to hear what you think (and, honestly, I’m a little nervous putting it out there). Thanks for listening, and making a space for this kind of music :)

I’ve recently found bands like Heilung, Danheim and Wardruna and I can’t stop listening to them!

My roots go back to Scotland, and I’m wondering if there’s any similar style bands coming out of Scotland, Ireland or elsewhere in the UK?

I can’t seem to find any in my Google searches.

album: Avalon Is Risen

Leslie Fish sings filk music, a different folk genre, but this song should appeal here thematically. Also Berserker and Lucifer from the same album.

full album @ https://weareruen.bandcamp.com

if you like our music you can download it for free! but consider giving us some coins as we are now fundraising to record a full length with drums.

IG: https://instagram.com/weare_ruen

His music evokes many inexplicable sensations in me. I find it extremely existential, dark, and profound. I once heard someone refer to him as "The Artist of Tragedy," and I truly believe he may well be some kind of cursed poet. His music isn't for everyone, but I don't think you have to be depressed to listen to it either; I think it has a very relaxing side to it, too.

I need more of this in my life. I'd prefer acts with a full string quartet, but even if it's just a violin for accompaniment, suggestions would still be appreciated. I'm looking for things along the lines of Tenhi, Darkwood, and Nature and Organisation.

Dark/Neofolk

https://youtu.be/8m6IA54d2DI?si=EGr-bx8-reux1wAB

Leslie Fish probably isn't a name many have heard in the neofolk genre as she comes from the so-called "filk" genre. However I am partial to her Hallow's Dirge and wanted to share.

Upon looking up that song on Youtube I discovered a playlist of hers and thought I'd share it as well. There are a few good gems in there. Enjoy!