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Into The Trees
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What My Mother Knows
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The May Queen
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Litha
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Vengeance
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The Crossroads
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Delicate Dusk
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The Wheel
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Fade
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Skorum Stornoway, UK
Formed in December 2019, Skorum (meaning “I Invoke” in Old Norse) takes inspiration from the myths of Northern
Europe.
Releasing their third album in 2023, "The Forest of Ash & Bone" tells the celtic tale of Aos Si as she undergoes the great cycle of Maiden-Mother-Crone.
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