Dave Brons - BRØNS - The Fellowship (2026) [Hi-Res]

Artist: Dave Brons
Title: BRØNS - The Fellowship
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Slice Of Life Music
Genre: Crossover Prog, Folk Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks) 24/48, FLAC (tracks), 320 kbps
Total Time: : 01:15:42
Total Size: 870 / 434 / 174 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: BRØNS - The Fellowship
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Slice Of Life Music
Genre: Crossover Prog, Folk Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks) 24/48, FLAC (tracks), 320 kbps
Total Time: : 01:15:42
Total Size: 870 / 434 / 174 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Dave Brons - Shadow of the Past (5:03)
02. Dave Brons - Nameless Fear (6:39)
03. Dave Brons - Over The River (7:03)
04. Dave Brons - Aragorn (4:24)
05. Dave Brons - The Road Goes Ever On (4:44)
06. Dave Brons - Just One More Step (5:34)
07. Dave Brons - Flight to the Ford (6:09)
08. Dave Brons - I Will Go (6:05)
09. Dave Brons - The Fellowship (5:16)
10. Dave Brons - The Voice of Saruman (1:29)
11. Dave Brons - The Mines of Moria (5:10)
12. Dave Brons - The Mirror of Galadriel (4:57)
13. Dave Brons - The River Anduin (4:32)
14. Dave Brons - Whatever it Takes (Boromir) (4:31)
15. Dave Brons - Let the River Take Him (4:07)
Brons' 5th album "The Fellowship" is inspired by JRR Tolkiens 'Lord of the Rings'. If you haven't already, we hope it inspires you to read his wonderful work.
Over an hour of Celtic Prog music designed to transport you to Middle-earth. If we had to to pick the lens that used to create this album it would be : Hope against impossible odds and persevererance - continuing to take steps when the road is really hard.
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This album is inspired by the works of Tolkien. It is not endorsed in any way by the Tolkien Estate
Over an hour of Celtic Prog music designed to transport you to Middle-earth. If we had to to pick the lens that used to create this album it would be : Hope against impossible odds and persevererance - continuing to take steps when the road is really hard.
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This album is inspired by the works of Tolkien. It is not endorsed in any way by the Tolkien Estate