Suldusk Australia
Founded as a solo project in 2015 by Emily Highfield, Suldusk weaves the acoustic tones of Dark/Neo Folk
with elements of
Post Rock and Atmospheric Black Metal to create a powerful panorama of shimmering
guitars, haunting melodies and atmospheric density.
Positive feedback from listeners then led to the creation of a live incarnation of Suldusk which has been embraced by underground
audiences.
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The songs are partly liberating to the point of floating freely, partly atmospheric or also grounded. Sometimes even both, which excites me the most. Thank you for this masterpiece. <3
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