Epifolium Estonia
Epifolium plays ambient, acoustic-electric folk. Drawing much of his material from traditional Estonian folk songs, Epifolium combines enchanting kannels, gentle guitars, haunting metallophones and soothing percussion into tranquil, cinematic soundscapes. ... more
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