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After the Flood
02:27
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Hang It On the Line
02:48
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A Cat's Cradle
02:22
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Goliath's Bones
03:38
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St. John's Eve
03:01
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Day of the Dead
03:53
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Moonrise
02:23
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If It Be My Time
02:17
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Primroses
01:52
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The River's Mouth
06:03
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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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