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Very nice.
These guys do a darker take on late 60's-early 70's English folk/rock groups like Fairport Convention, the Strawbs, and Pentangle. There's a lost-in-the-forest-at-night vibe that's slightly more sinister than the aforementioned bands, however. Perhaps tellingly, the band is on record as being Black Sabbath fans.