Get all 26 Ulver releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Machine Guns and Peacock Feathers (Carpenter Brut Remix), Machine Guns and Peacock Feathers (Extended Youth Mix), Flowers of Evil, Nostalgia, Little Boy, Russian Doll, Drone Activity, Sic Transit Gloria Mundi ep, and 18 more.
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Little blue bird
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Doom sticks
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Vowels
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Eitttlane
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Ulver Oslo, Norway
Ulver, Norway, 1993–
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