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Draumir is a Norwegian band playing a form … Draumir is a Norwegian band playing a form of dark and melodic rock music, eschewing digital technologies both among instruments and recording techniques. Musical references may be The Walkabouts, Tindersticks, and fellow Norwegians Midnight Choir. Some elements of Eastern European folk music also occur. The material is melodic, classic pop music. The word draumir does not exist in any official language, but it bears resemblance to the Icelandic draumur, meaning dreams. to the Icelandic draumur, meaning dreams.
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