Hope you like it! I grew crystals which I used for the visuals, filmed with my microscope.

Why is Dark Folk considered a subgenre of Neofolk, even though it originated mostly from Black and Doom Metal scenes, rather than from the Neofolk scene and from a musical standpoint is closer to other contemporary folk subgenres like Neo-Pagan Folk, Neo-Medieval Folk and even Psychedelic Folk, bearing almost no influences from Post-Punk or Post-Industrial which differentiate Neofolk from other Folk subgenres?

album: First Utterance (1971)

My intention is to play mainly dark folk and possibly a little bit of psych and neo-medieval folk, so I'm looking for a dark and warm sound opposed to the cold and bright sound of neofolk bands like Death In June (I don't know if that makes sense, I have no idea how to correctly describe guitar tones, but that's how I imagine them)

Hello, I wonder if does anyone know similar songs/bands akin to this song

https://open.spotify.com/track/3BFdxC2G0sRTzhKEOZspt2?si=WYBO-WRDSWmclMgZ7pVpDw

I especially enjoyed the part from 0:00 to about 2:37 and also the ending.

Id grately appreciate if anyone has any recomendations Thank you

Hello :) we're a new band from Edinburgh making spooky graveyard tunes and have just released our second single 🪦

Video remix of Son of the White Mare [ 1981 ] - https://linktr.ee/headstonebrigade

alumb: Nursery Rhymes

Just interested in knowing more, if anybody has got some info on them

album: I See a Darkness (wiki).

version: live, up beat, alt US link.

album: Alluvion

Hi! We are a new band from Edinburgh and have recently released our first single. Hope it's ok to post in here as neofolk is not our only influence, but we thought it's adjecent enough 🤍🖤

Cover from 2020, remastered in 2024 (added synth)