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Geist
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Die Drei Eisheiligen
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Zur Ewgen Ruh
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Die Tausendjahrige Eiche
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Sturmpercht & Rauhnåcht Sankt Koloman, Austria
STURMPERCHT is an Austrian experimental, traditional folk and neofolk musical group inspired partially by indigenous alpine
tradition.
RAUHNÅCHT is a dark journey through deep forests and misty mountains, full of Alpine battle hymns and grim martial anthems for mountain trolls.
In the beginning RAUHNÅCHT was based on the lyrics and sounds of STURMPERCHT.
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