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Bonny Sweet Robin
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A Garden
03:37
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To The Henge!!!
02:09
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Black Wedding
05:20
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Greensleeves
04:28
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Ailein Duinn
03:39
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The Fool's Song
03:12
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Going Home
04:06
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Dancer in the Wind
03:57
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PerKelt London, UK
Inspired by Neo-pagan spirituality and Celtic music heritage, PerKelt blend many different genres into the characteristic sound they call “pagan speed folk”. They are based in London, released 4 critically acclaimed albums, won various “best live act” awards in the UK and Holland, and recently were described as “the ultimate form of pagan folk extravaganza” by the CeltCast radio. ... more
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