neo-folk

The name Neo-folk refers to a music genre, not resembling folk music at all, which is based upon the style of nationalist marching music and ancient traditional music approaches of certain indigenous cultures (mostly northern European modal music) with modern synthesizers and atmospheric epic mood settings. Because of the marching music influence, it often has a heavily militaristic tone, and often because of the ancient style influence, has lyrics denoting pre-industrialized and many times pre-christian mores and interests. The name of the genre comes from the German word "vlkisch".

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