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Circulus Glastonbury, UK
From their tabards, lutes, Moogs and crumhorns, this is the sound of band with one foot in the past and one in the future. They were the band that re-invented the folk revival of recent years, gaining critical acclaim, for their albums, simply put they are Britain's number one medieval space rock folk outfit. ... more
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