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Already There
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Something Wicked (demo)
03:10
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Army of the Dead
04:10
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Baton Rouge
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Country Town
05:59
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Two Days
03:51
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Governor Boggs
01:10
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Bordertown
02:51
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The Way
03:13
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Black River Brethren Utah
The Black River Brethren are grunge-grass from the mountain west: “[Black River Brethren] shake up your Americana thinking - [it’s] Americana with a biting edge. From the pounding drums beating time with a hard edge to the violin carrying the edge on a higher plane, [their music] has just enough traditional sound to be Americana. The music matches the hard-bitten lyrics.” ... more
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