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Black Bethany
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Albert and Ebenezer Fox
00:47
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Ectrodactyly
02:26
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Honey In Sekhmet's Head
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Guadalupe In Repose
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End of the Silver Age
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The Lonesome Crow
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Jupiter
05:18
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Feathers and Forests
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When the Typhoons Came
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The Gold Harvest Anaheim, California
A Lo-Fi Folk Rock collective based in Anaheim. Their 9 Volume debut album "The Gold Harvest Almanack" comprises 70 songs taking the listener on a trip through the dark heart of the American Midwest, exploring folklore, seasons, history, magic, pastoral images, violence, love, death, and family. ... more
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