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Necromancer
04:53
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Snake Heads
03:07
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They Don't Hurt
03:58
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King of Tired
04:05
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Nosferatu
03:53
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Aloha Breeze
02:29
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Werewolf
03:13
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Builders
03:35
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Oh Shadow
02:54
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Farm House
03:28
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Black River Baptist
04:27
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Shapeshifter
04:25
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North Winds
03:28
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Dead Man's Walkin'
03:44
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Blood & Stone
02:24
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A River That's Mine
03:12
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Mother Earth
02:18
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Whispers
04:40
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Teenage Metal
04:53
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The Ballad of Lake Huron
02:26
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Mountain Babies Port Huron, Michigan
"There's something elemental about it all, like the first deep breath after an inclined climb, when the trees come to a clearing and you see a river, pure, untouched, secret almost... There's also something escapist about it; these tunes are elixirs, daydreams, salves and sweet rejuvenation's." - Jeff Milo ... more
Mountain Babies recommends:
Heavy, ambient and healing.
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Honest, poetic and heartfelt.
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Emotional, authentic instrumentation with brilliant melodies.
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