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A Terrible Beauty
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Alma's
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The Bullet and the Blade
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Anchor
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Dallahan Glasgow, UK
Dallahan is one of the most distinct forces in the folk music scene. Forged in Scotland and Ireland's traditional music community, but drawing on the styles of the Balkans and North America, they create an original and seamless musical montage, blending their contemporary influences from jazz, funk, and pop music. This is world-folk delivered with dazzling virtuosity. ... more
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