Silent Stream Of Godless Elegy Ostrava, Czech Republic
SILENT STREAM OF GODLESS ELEGY have been pioneering Folk Metal since their founding in 1995. They emerged from Moravia, deep within the Slavonic heartlands. It is the Slavic feelings of ancient longing and melancholy that fuel the fires of passion in their music, which is a unique combination of traditional Moravian folk music and doom metal. ... more
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