The Hogweed And The Aderyn
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| Artist | The Hogweed And The Aderyn |
| Title | EP |
| Label | Wounded Wolf Press |
| Year | 2012 |
| Design | Atay İlgün and Gözde Omay |
| Music | Turkish acoustic folk |
| Notes | Dear Hard Format readers I hope you’ve had an enjoyable and relaxing break in your part of the world and that you will have a happy and fulfilling 2013. We start the new year as we mean to continue with another lovely design. Here’s what Atay and Gözde have to say about this release:
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