Versengold

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Versengold
Background information
Genres	Pagan folk Folk Neo-Medieval music
Years active	2003–present
Labels	RCA Deutschland, Fuedo, Totentanz Records
Website	www.versengold.com

Versengold is a German folk and neo-medieval band formed in 2003. The originality of their music style is that they combine historical texts with modern folk elements. With ten albums released so far, they have become an integral part of the German folk scene.

Overview[]

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Members[]

• Versengold, Line-Up at Rockharz 2018
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  Singer Malte Hoyer

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  Violinist Alexander Willms

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  Violinist Florian Janoske

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  Guitarist Daniel Gregory

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  Drummer Sean Lang

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  Bassist Eike Otten

Discography[]

References[]

External links[]

• Official website
• Versengold at AllMusic

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