Trad.Attack! - Full Performance (Live on KEXP) 

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I actually came across Estonian rock bands on YT before I discovered KEXP ...but it's not an everyday occasion ; )

yes,trad :-) it is based on old Estonian archive recordings

oh wow, cool to see people from the coldest place listening to our music :D

I've just posted 'em ...but instead of complaining you also could've done that, took me just a few minutes ; )

Not complaining. Offering advice ;)

Well, in that case ...practice what you preach ; )

Oh god lol ;)

kexp should/could do it with no effort (somebody had to do the mountage at some point)

overtone wistle

Thanks!

its remind me of karinding attack instantly

do you mean Mongolian overtone singing? no, he did not do it :-)

Do you mean throat singing?

I'm not sure they play somewhere regularly (demand is very high outside Estonia) but in they will play in Tallinn in 30th of June.

There are going to be just 2 concerts in Estonia this year: June 30 in Tallinn, and August 26 in Setoma, South Estonia

They are literally going to play in every country, so it's likely to meet them in yours :)

Will Santa Claus be taking them for a ride in his flying sled with the red nose raindeer?

I believe that's a mouth harp aka a "jew's harp". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jew's_harp

radwizard its was most commonly called a Jews harp in the English speaking world, now in case that name offends anyone(the horror) its changed to jaw's or mouth harp. but across Europe and into the stepps it has lots of other names. most languages having more that one name for it.

forgot to say that its a juice harp here in Scotland

radwizard Wiki is perfectly fine nowadays when it comes to trivial knowledge. My go-to online dictionary indeed also lists both versions, just as Wiki does and they even provide a few additional names in use around the English speaking world. I checked an actual dictionary in physical book form (early 90s edition or so) ...and guess what!? That one only had 'Jew's harp' in it. Just the word 'jew' shouldn't automatically make it a controversial subject. Because there is where it can get problematic, on stuff like fringe science, alternative media or spiritual subjects the articles often seem to be quite biased, selective or even manipulative, which is very bad.

search "meisterjaan" for another modern use of it from Estonia.

всех не может зацеплять :- )