Self-Defensive Spellwork Australia
I'm a long-time wizard rock fan who occasionally writes melancholic wizard rock songs. Some debuted on the free wizard rock samplers, but here I've collected all my songs in one place.
Self-Defensive Spellwork recommends:
I'm With Ginger
by Anvil and the Hints
Anvil and the Hints are a cool Australian wrock band. If you can only afford a few songs, I recommend 'Gone, Disapparated', 'The Piano Song' and 'The Ballad of Ronald B Weasley'.
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A great little album. Clever bell effects and a silvery voice. I like 'The Bells on Christmas Eve' and 'The Silver Doe is Waiting'. The other songs are witty and I love them too.
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How to Destroy a Horcrux, Part 8
by Seven Potters
Simple yet chock-full of amazing songs, this album is a must-get. The titular song is one of the best, along with 'Dudley'. And the best part? It's completely free.
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The Belgian duo use violin, banjo, gongs and bird calls to create looping, gentle songs that mimic the ambience of the natural world.
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With cameos by Bonnie “Prince” Billy and Kate Stables of This is the Kit, the latest from Cabane is elegant and moving.
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The Edge of the Land
by Katie Spencer
Spencer's indie folk sophomore album was recorded live in the studio over the course of two days.
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