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The Approach
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Restoration
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Among the Trees
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Celestial Dawn
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Descent
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Bogwife Aalborg, Denmark
Formed in Aalborg, Denmark in 2018, Bogwife blends elements of doom, stoner rock and psychedelic to create their sound. The
band is named after an old Scandinavian folktale about a mythical creature that lives in bogs and creates a thick mist that encapsulates the area around it.
Their debut, Halls of Rebirth, came out in July 2020, and was well received, placing 2nd in The Doom Charts for July.
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