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Ashes
09:11
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Doe Eyes/Oh Aye
05:39
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Black Bear
05:44
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Angel Man
05:44
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The Eyes
06:49
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The Well
04:25
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Cloaks
03:59
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Mountain Holler Seattle, Washington
Cavernous alt-folk inspired by nature and explorations of the mind, body and spirit worlds.
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