Exploring the Obscure: Dave & Toni Arthur's Pagan Folk Record 'Hearken To The Witches Rune'
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A record shop worker shines a spotlight on an obscure, quirky record: 'Hearken To The Witches Rune' by Dave & Toni Arthur. The article explores this pagan hippie folk record, discussing its unusual themes, musical style, and the niche world of collecting odd vinyl records. It's a lighthearted dive into obscure music discovery.
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· 2 pulledOur resident 'man of mystery' (alright he works in a record shop) chooses to shine his vinyl shaped spotlight on a dimly lit corner of that wonderful world of '7"s, 12"s, LPs etc. that we call, err, records.
The records chosen needn't cost an arm and a leg, be especially rare, or even be so obscure that you out there in 'normal land' are like never-ever-ever going to find one – in fact, they don't have to be good at all (although that does help).
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