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Old 11-19-2017, 02:42 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Old 11-20-2017, 04:56 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Old 11-20-2017, 05:24 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Ghoulgotha - Gazing Into Melted Night


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Make sure to listen until the middle for this one.
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Old 11-20-2017, 05:27 PM   #14 (permalink)
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****, forget about those two. This one is my real rec.

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Old 11-20-2017, 05:28 PM   #15 (permalink)
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Old 11-25-2017, 08:41 AM   #16 (permalink)
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Too Dark Park is damn good. Need a remastered copy.

This one here has some Lovecraftian dissonance flowing under the surface. Quiet, calm-before-the-storm kinda stuff. Would work great for one of the Dreamlands stories too.

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Old 11-29-2017, 10:16 AM   #17 (permalink)
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I think some tracks in dankrsta's selection of Freak Folk sound pretty Lovecraftian too. They are good at evoking a spooky mood, but as music, I find them a little disappointing; they don't seem to go anywhere. Certainly there are no melodramatic, spine-tingling moments when the horrible truth is finally revealed, as in a Lovecraft story.

(The tracks by Pocohaunted and Fursaxa are pretty good, though not so Lovecraftian. Anyway, dankrsta has kindly put a link to download the lot if you are curious.)

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Freak Folk

(soon I will stop trembling)


I made this mix few days ago for 8tracks, but inspired by Big Four Bands Thread decided to post it here too. Like I said there, I see freak folk genre as a modern scene influenced by 60s psychedelic jams, especially by more out there freak-outs (Red Krayola, Cromagnon, for example); Sun City Girls/Sir Richard Bishop brand of primitivism; and minimalism/drone of La Monte Young, Tony Conrad, Terry Riley etc...

I didn't make this playlist to be a beginner's guide, but it can serve as one. The mix is more oriented toward mystical, pagan side of freak folk (like being alone in the dark wood). It's interesting to compare it to neo-folk, which is, with its ties to early industrial, drenched in occult; this on the other side is swimming in 'primitive' ritual.

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Fursaxa - "Alone in the Dark Wood" (Alone in the Dark Wood, 2007)
Kabyzdoh Obtruhamchi - "Viva Piskadero!" (Estcho, 2009)
Wooden Veil - "Gloom Across the Ice" (Wooden Veil, 2009)
Inca Ore - "Everlasting Fountain" (Birthday Of Bless You, 2008)
Vibracathedral Orchestra - "Ordinary Babies" (Versatile Arab Chord Chart, 2000)
Islaja - "Palaa aurinkoon" (Palaa aurinkoon, 2005)
Lau Nau - "Kuljen halki kuutarhan" (Kuutarha, 2004)
Spires That in the Sunset Rise - "Bells Don't Ring At Night" (Spires That in the Sunset Rise, 2004)
Anna Homler and Steve Moshier - "Sirens" (Breadwoman & Other Tales, 2016)
Pocahaunted - "Ashes is White" (Island Diamonds, 2008)
Paavoharju - "Vitivalkoinen" (Yhä Hämärää, 2005)
Sun Araw - "The Phynx" (The Phynx, 2008)
Badgerlore - "Building a Nest" (Stories for Owls, 2005)
Topaz Rags - "Darker Sooner" (Capricorn Born Again, 2009)
Charalambides - "Strokes" (Joy Shapes, 2004)
The Tower Recordings - "Harmengi - The Tower Becomes A Sun" (Folkscene, 2001)

Freak Folk download

For those who want to listen on 8tracks (and still can without youtube): 8tracks radio | Soon I will stop trembling (16 songs) | free and music playlist
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And I still got a half hour left of Gerald's Game but I'm going to bed cause I gotta. ****ing good **** though. Fascinated with how this ends and god damn has it been cool so far. Pretty surprised that I only have a half hour left with how much it feels like this movie could go on and still keep me sucked in.
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