Get all 6 The Demon Barbers releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Demon Barbers / Damien & The Omen Sampler (2020), Disco At The Tavern (2015), The Adventures Of Captain Ward (2010), +24db (2008), WAXED (2005), and Uncut (2002).
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May Song
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Bitter Withy
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Aye Fly
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Sir Lionel & The Boar
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Two Brothers
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Swimming Song
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Three Ravens
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Disco At The Tavern
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The Demon Barbers England, UK
Over the last 20 years The Demon Barbers have gained major recognition for their original and imaginative approach to traditional music and song. They take mainly traditional ballads, strange tales of myth and magic and coil them, twist them, make them stranger, darker, becoming tales of Gothic danger; they don’t so much make folk rock as make traditional tales quiver and pulse with electricity. ... more
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