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Rainbow Bridge
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Skanking with Sol
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Berzerker Frenzy
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Gullinbursti
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They Live
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Ansuz Cenaz Ansuz Beroc
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Ratatoskr
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Sleipnir
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Futhark
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Tyrok England, UK
Tyrok is a D.I.Y heathen noise solo project from Dani Scum of The Luddite Collective.
The sound
transcends genres from low fi noise soundscapes to death metal and most things in-between.
The main inspiration comes from the Scandic Eddas and Sagas, and also my personal practice, there may also be moments of political rage
All music is made with live bass, electronic parts and sometimes bad vocals
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