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Interview with Taloch, November 24, 2018
Morgana was curious to hear more about Taloch’s views on his ‘Magickal Philosophy’ and the plans for the “Wytches & Cunningfolk Camp” to be held in the Netherlands in 2019.
Review CD: Wytchlord
The latest album from rebel folk band The Dolmen is nothing short of breath-taking. Whilst this album is most definitely pagan, it is a far cry from the Pagan albums we have become used to.
The Dolmen … Pagan Celtic Rock!
The Dolmen are a Weymouth, Dorset, UK Celtic/folk-rock band that incorporate elements of Celtic, folk, pagan-themed, and historically based musical works into their largely original repertoire.
Winter Solstice : The Dolmen
Winter Solstice : The Dolmen
Since I have seen The Dolmen perform at a Faerie Fest in Brighton I am totally hooked on their wild, devil-may-care, ‘piratey’ style of music, that one just cannot keep still to. It is so fresh and infectious that I can foresee them gaining a veritable army of fans here in the Netherlands to go with their almost fanatical following in their native England.
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