wonderdog
Beautiful, as is all his musical work. The first track, my fave, reminds me of Jason Molina... [*sniff*]
The final track is truly haunting!
Favorite track: You'll Never See The Morning.
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Flesh Turn
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Every Day Is A Widow
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Revocation Of The Elk
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