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Hunter Gatherer
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Equinox
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Tooth & Claw
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Beasts Of Burden
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Wrack & Ruin
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Field Song
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Solitude
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Grey Wethers
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The Rufus Stone
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Heathen Cross
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Wapentake England, UK
Born and raised in Hampshire, now based in the Suffolk marshes, one man project Wapentake has been evoking the spirit of old
rural England through an instrumental mix of acoustic folk and black metal since 2014.
Concurrent and discontinued additional solo projects include Ruin Trajectory, Hig Geat and Ulfkell Snilling.
Physical formats released by Legion Blotan Records.
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