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Field of Ashes
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Hi Honey
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Torn Apartment
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Television Turns Me On
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Something You Said
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Promised Light
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The Bite
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Rattle Fish
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Furniture Music
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Amanita Bloom Montréal, Québec
After "Furniture Music", Amanita Bloom’s first album, their deep dark folk sound is back on "Neither the Sea Nor the Land". It’s a return to their eerie yet comforting atmospheres, the rich but raw arrangements, and a certain heaviness that’s all their own, with further research in songwriting and sounds. ... more
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