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Ghost Song
04:24
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Weights and Measures
02:56
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Opium Wars
03:49
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Thylacine
06:42
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Already Forgotten
03:24
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John Finn's Wife
07:57
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My Opium
04:17
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Let Be and Let Burn
06:01
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Light the Lamps
04:06
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Woman's War Song
04:36
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I Still Feel Love
04:55
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Softly
03:11
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Joy Shannon Los Angeles, California
Joy Shannon creates Celtic pagan folk music inspired by the dark recesses of Irish folklore.
Joy Shannon recommends:
The Deathblossoms
by The Deathblossoms
Joy's first foray into music in 2000, this avant-garde cabaret goth outfit released a studio and live album, and notoriously put on a theatrical show.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “The Opium Wars or Love in Lieu of Laudanum”
Makes me want to ride to war and offer prayers to old goddesses. Gorgeous.
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Ballads of Living and Dying
by Marissa Nadler
supported by 4 fans who also own “The Opium Wars or Love in Lieu of Laudanum”
This album really gave me something I hadn't found in a very long time. Every track melts with you while you're listening and the atmosphere it's so fullfilling that you feel you're inside the music.
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Astralingua mixes otherwordly folk and augural classical music into their newest offering.
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From Cork, Ireland, Lewis Barfoot writes mystic, majestic songs derived from regional folk, with an ambient music aura.
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The Two Worlds
by Brigid Mae Power
The latest LP from Brigid Mae Power is gorgeous and ghostly, setting Power’s voice against soft brushes of guitar, piano, & shuffling drums.
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