Get all 28 Ulver releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
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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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Bloody fantastic album, includes some of my favourite tracks like Neo Tokyo and Venger.
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On their latest LP, Mogwai broaden their palette with rich synths and icy grooves.
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In The Shadow Of The Drone
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Dreamy, dubbed-out U.K. psych-rock that mixes aesthetics from across the decades for something strikingly contemporary.
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The Finns understand dark. In peak wintertime you get two hours of sunlight a day, and in peak summertime it barely gets dark at all. It's too bright and you can't sleep well enough, so you lose your mind out of sleep deprivation.
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