In a mesmerizing fusion of emotional depth and sonic exploration, Zoya Zafar delivers heart-melting bedroom indie folk from sunny Orlando, while Would channels the spirit of Neil Young through melancholic soundscapes. Headstone Brigade weaves haunting dirges and dark folk into a tapestry of unrest, as Matty Twigg contemplates mortality through soul-stirring melodies. Circus Rhapsody injects punk-folk whimsy with cotton candy charm, while Shar explores relationship complexities through intimate songcraft.
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Buzzard (Doom Folk Metal)
Doom Folk
"What if Bob Dylan listened to Black Sabbath and read H.P. Lovecraft?"
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Headstone Brigade
Victory & Defeat
"Victory & Defeat is a journey through a world in turmoil manifesting itself in 10 songs of unrest, esoterica, and a dark determination with a few promises of peaceful release."

Matty Twigg
Beneath the Stars
"Beneath the Stars is a hauntingly beautiful journey through solitude, purpose, and the cosmic cycle of existence"