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Mellow Candle- Silver Song
The only album by the Irish band. Born from the passion of two girls who met in a convent. They were joined by two musicians and recorded in 1971 "Swadding Songs," one of the gems from the early 70s of folk infused with the new sounds of the time. If you want, call it "Acid Folk," "Prog Folk," a vibrant wave until the first half of the 70s, where bands like the Incredible String Band, the mystical Comus, Trees, and many others produced green gems that managed to withstand the test of time, always sounding fresh and continuing to sprout in the English underground with fantastic names. The first ones that come to mind are the Welsh Gorky's Zygotic Mynci in their phase after the "Patafisica" drunkenness of their early days.