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A fact from The Lone Furrow appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 6 August 2021 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
Did you know... that the neofolk album The Lone Furrow features several guest vocalists from heavy metal bands, and critics thought it might appeal to fans of that genre?
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The result was: promoted by Kingsif (talk) 17:50, 4 August 2021 (UTC)Reply
... that the neofolk album The Lone Furrow features several guest vocalists from heavy metal bands, and critics thought it might appeal to fans of that genre? Sources: "But, 'The Lone Furrow' promises to be many metal fans' first taste of the band, thanks in part to Reuter's recent appearance on ME AND THAT MAN's second album and, more pertinently, this album's cameos from NERGAL, Alan Averill (PRIMORDIAL), Joseph D. Rowland (PALLBEARER) and others. ... Meanwhile, as bands like WARDRUNA and HEILUNG become serious commercial contenders, it doesn't take a genius to work out that ROME could easily resonate with metalheads in a similar way. With that in mind, 'The Lone Furrow' is an excellent entry point." (Blabbermouth.net) "Die breite Kollaboration mit Künstlern aus der Metalszene sollte zudem die Schnittpunkte des Neo-Folk-Projekts und interessierten Metalheads vergrößern." [The wide-ranging collaboration with artists from the metal scene should also increase the intersection of the neofolk project and interested metalheads.] (Metal.de)
ALT1:... that the 2020 album The Lone Furrow by Rome contains references to U2, Dead Kennedys and the Kali Yuga? Sources: "...a tongue-in-cheek reference to U2's 1991 hit album Achtung Baby" (Music:LX) "...resistenza nell'era del Kali Yuga, ovvero quella che nella visione induista viene considerata un’età di conflitti, menzogna e declino spirituale." [...resistance in the era of Kali Yuga, that is what in the Hindu vision is considered an age of conflicts, lies and spiritual decline.] "La prima parte del disco si conclude con 'Kali Yuga Über Alles'... Il titolo è un riferimento ironico al celebre brano dei Dead Kennedys, 'California Über Alles'..." [The first part of the record ends with "Kali Yuga Über Alles"... The title is an ironic reference to the famous Dead Kennedys song, "California Über Alles"...] (Ondarock)
Article meets requirements, and both hooks are interesting and cited. BuySomeApples (talk) 00:56, 29 July 2021 (UTC)