Martin Rubashov Sweden
With the characteristic combination of folk tones, acoustic guitars and a singing voice that is both rough and fragile at the same time, Martin Rubashov paints cinematic sceneries for the listener of being a seeking wanderer in the deep forest of the Swedish forests of Hälsingland. The environment is timeless, as a world of your own imagination in a dull future dystopia. ... more
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