Lothlöryen
Lothlöryen formed around four musicians who shared an interest in J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy world. Their music draws from folk, Celtic, and progressive rock to...
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Lothlöryen formed around four musicians who shared an interest in J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy world. Their music draws from folk, Celtic, and progressive rock to create songs that reference Middle-earth, with tracks like "Hobbits' Song" and "There And Back Again" appearing in their catalog.
Their debut album was called "The Green Book," and they followed it with releases titled "The Two Towers" and "Return of the King." The band includes Aelfwine on vocals, Gildor on guitar, Celeborn on bass, and Galadriel on drums.
Some listeners questioned whether Tolkien's work should be adapted into music, but Lothlöryen continued making songs that drew from those stories. Other tracks include "My Fairytale," "Night Is Calling," and "When Madness Calls."
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