I’ve watched „Norsemen / Vikingane“ this weekend, so my weekend was filled with Wardruna. Still such an amazing band, it really wakes up something primal when you’ve got some northern roots. Runaljod - Yggdrasil is a stunner.
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A Question, An Answer - Baroque Meditations on Life and Death (compositions by Tobias Hume, played by Stefano Zanobini on the viola d'amore)
https://open.spotify.com/album/4AfnvV6htZlnl7WVB2wmYv
Stumbled across this one a few months ago when looking for music for viola da gamba (which this is not), and last week listened to it a lot. Something about the simplicity, playfulness, and contrast of professional soldier/innovative composer historical fact appeals to me.
The new Michael Kiwanuka album, Small Changes. Also Florence and the Machine because my kids have been listening to her stuff.