Klammheim are a neo-folk band from Austria that mixes elements of Austropop in their music and this is a review of their 2009 album "Heimwarts" which was released by Heimatfolk.
Percussion's when they are used are very soft and slow beats, while the accordion has a very heavy European folk music feel, as for the bass it is only used as a back drop.
Acoustic guitars utilize a lot of full chords, finger picking and soft playing to get a medieval feel with the last song having an electric guitar solo, while the vocals are all clean singing female and male vocals.
Lyrics are written in the ancient Styrian dialect and are about the longing for Hiemet, the mythical homeland of German romantics, and the writings of Paula Grogger, as for the music it has a very professional feel and you can hear all of the instruments that are present on this recording.
In my opinion Klammheim are a very good esoteric neo-folk band that should appeal to all fans of this genre. RECOMMENDED TRACKS INCLUDE "Irrlicht" "Namenlos" "Scharweisse Welt" and "wandel zur Ruh". RECOMMENDED BUY.
https://myspace.com/klammheim
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