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”It could have made for a disconcerting experience, but her ethereal vocal presence binds it all together”: Myrkur’s Spine

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”It could have made for a disconcerting experience, but her ethereal vocal presence binds it all together”: Myrkur’s Spine

Blend of genres results in a morbidly compelling work that can’t be contained by the ‘Viking’ tag

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