The Twelve Days of Wrockmas

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This was posted at Wizrocklopedia (wizrocklopedia) a few days ago. Sorry I didn't get the word out sooner:

The Wizrocklopedia, with the help of some of your favorite wizard rock bands, will be giving away free mp3 downloads every day for 12 days! These downloads include single, exclusive songs, songs you can’t download anywhere else currently, live sets, and live tracks from some of this year’s gigantic events.

Participants include, but are not limited to, Hollow Godric, Romilda Vane & the Chocolate Cauldrons, Oliver Boyd & the Remembralls, The Parselmouths, and The Remus Lupins.

Downloads will only be available on the day they’re unveiled. Check the site every day between tomorrow and December 20th so you won’t miss your chance!

The event will culminate with the raffling off of three prize packs each containing a CD by The Remus Lupins, a Parselmouths t-shirt, Wizrocklopedia “W” emblem guitar picks, and more.

Happy holidays to wrock fans everywhere.

Today's the third day of Wrockmas, and the entry reads:

Today’s wonderful contribution comes from amazing wizard folk band Hollow Godric. We’re more than thrilled to be premiering such a beautiful song. It’s called "In a Breath of Winter." Lyrics are available here. We can’t thank singer songwriter Brandon for sending it in to us! If you haven’t checked out his band, who have been on a sort of hiatus as of late, be sure that you do.

Listen to and/or save a copy of the song by clicking here. You can right click on the link and save the link or "target" as, or you can click on the link and save the file to your computer that way. Remember, "In a Breath of Winter" will only be available for download today!

Check back tomorrow for another exclusive or rare wizard rock mp3 download! Previous downloads came from Oliver Boyd & the Remembralls and The Moaning Myrtles with Ministry of Magic. Who will be featured tomorrow!?

Today's song is lovely, and it isn't even recognizably a Harry Potter song. Go ahead and grab it before it's gone, and keep an eye on future updates at Wizrocklopedia in the next few days. (For my own curiosity, do comment if you like the song, please.)