Below are 8 albums from such artists as DISORDER, Dietole, Rekha Shukla, ORIONBOY, and Deviant Folk discovered by Unknown Music. Unknown Music maintains a collection of lesser-known artists and their music.
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DISORDER is a Polish band playing technical death metal, with elements of brutality. Its beginnings date back to 2000, and the current form of the band has been active continuously since 2003.
At the helm of “bluegrass folklore,” Deviant Folk’s Mark Abruzzese has taken the genre to depths unknown. A playful blend of unconventional lyrics led by powerful harmonies and driven by undaunted musicianship, Abruzzese’s arrival to the scene is just as unabashed as…well, a devil playing the guitar. With a whimsical lyricism and climbing picking patterns, the Deviant Folk's eponymous album introduces itself and its creator as a new voice in the bluegrass community. The 45-year-old high school chemistry teacher has had a longstanding love for acoustic music, but his passion for writing and singing is newfound. At times, the music captures the elation of moments spent adventuring the outdoors; in others, it's the somber ending of an old chapter to start anew. “What I love most is that I don’t know quite what the songs are about when I conceive of them…I’ve learned to leave the meaning to the listener, and that notion has freed me,” explains Abruzzese. A positive and playful call in a time of pandemic, Deviant Folk beckons listeners to celebrate life for all its complexities and nuances — even in those times that are kinda sad, too. A positive and playful call in a time of pandemic, Deviant Folk beckons listeners to celebrate life for all its complexities and nuances — even in those times that are kinda sad, too.
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DISORDER: DISORDER is a Polish band playing technical death metal, with elements of brutality. Its beginnings date back to 2000, and the current form of the band has been active continuously since 2003.
Dietole: es el dieto
Deviant Folk: At the helm of “bluegrass folklore,” Deviant Folk’s Mark Abruzzese has taken the genre to depths unknown. A playful blend of unconventional lyrics led by powerful harmonies and driven by undaunted musicianship, Abruzzese’s arrival to the scene is just as unabashed as…well, a devil playing the guitar. With a whimsical lyricism and climbing picking patterns, the Deviant Folk's eponymous album introduces itself and its creator as a new voice in the bluegrass community. The 45-year-old high school chemistry teacher has had a longstanding love for acoustic music, but his passion for writing and singing is newfound. At times, the music captures the elation of moments spent adventuring the outdoors; in others, it's the somber ending of an old chapter to start anew. “What I love most is that I don’t know quite what the songs are about when I conceive of them…I’ve learned to leave the meaning to the listener, and that notion has freed me,” explains Abruzzese. A positive and playful call in a time of pandemic, Deviant Folk beckons listeners to celebrate life for all its complexities and nuances — even in those times that are kinda sad, too. A positive and playful call in a time of pandemic, Deviant Folk beckons listeners to celebrate life for all its complexities and nuances — even in those times that are kinda sad, too.