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Pleasure is Rebellion
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Haarniska
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The Angel of Death
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Vuk Finland
Vuk weaves rich, mysterious sonic tapestries from her voice, a pump organ, layered percussion, electric organ and autoharp. Live, she usually performs with a four-piece band. Her second album, "The Plains" won her rave reviews in Finland and abroad, and helped her tour extensively in Europe and the U.S., notably as the hand-picked opening act for Fever Ray's U.S. tour in 2009. ... more
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