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Category Archives: Portugal
Cerebral Pain
Tweet I’m glad I’ve found this amazing neofolk band from Portugal. It seems to me somehow similar to other neofolk composition I’ve heard but it the variety of instruments and melodies creates neoclassical Portuguese esthetics (although I haven’t been to … Continue reading
Posted in Cerebral Pain, Folk, Neoclassical, Neofolk, Portugal
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