There are bands similar in feel to Faun that produce pagan/medieval folk music. Some examples include:
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Wardruna: This Norwegian musical ensemble creates atmospheric and deeply spiritual music inspired by Norse mythology and the Viking Age. They use traditional instruments such as the lute, tagelharpa, and goat horn to create their unique sound.
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Eluveitie: This Swiss folk metal band blends traditional folk instruments with heavy metal to create a unique and powerful sound. They draw inspiration from the Celtic culture and mythology to create their songs.
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Heilung: This Danish-Norwegian musical collective creates haunting and immersive music inspired by the ancient Nordic and Germanic cultures. They use a variety of traditional instruments, such as deer bones and shields, to create their atmospheric sound.
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Corvus Corax: This German musical ensemble is considered one of the pioneers of the medieval folk revival movement. They use a combination of traditional instruments, such as the lute, shawm, and bagpipes, and modern technology to create their music.
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In Extremo: This German medieval folk rock band combines elements of punk, rock, and traditional folk music to create a unique sound. They are known for their energetic live performances and use a variety of instruments, including the lute, shawm, and bagpipes.
These bands share many similarities with Faun in terms of their use of traditional instruments and their focus on pagan and medieval themes. However, each band has its own unique sound and approach to pagan/medieval folk music, making them worth exploring for fans of Faun.
It is important to note that these recommendations are based on the collective knowledge of the OpenAI database, which has a cutoff of 2021. It is always recommended to conduct further research and consult authoritative sources in order to determine the most up-to-date and accurate information.
