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supported by 12 fans who also own “A Call from the Deep Woods”
We recently had a death of a well liked tenant in the rooming house that I run in Gastown, Vancouver. While waiting for the coroner to arrive, I played Woodfall for the police, who were in attendance and my other tenants. The officers inquired about the music, and we had a good conversation about the band Musk Ox, and where they were from, and where they could find their music, on Bandcamp. It was a beautiful choice of music for the send-off of an old friend.
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Visions of Shadows that Shine
by In Gowan Ring
supported by 10 fans who also own “A Call from the Deep Woods”
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folk devils and moral panics
by The Rowan Amber Mill
supported by 10 fans who also own “A Call from the Deep Woods”
Great to finally discover your page and listen o your music.
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Their Invisible Hands
by Avi C. Engel
A dreamy improv-folk collage from Toronto multi-instrumentalist Clara Engel, who plays cigar box guitar, talharpa, melodica, and many more.
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The latest from Shana Cleveland is a Californian fantasia that conjures worlds both real and surreal.
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Keeper is the Heart
by Nighttime
Working with Florist member Rick Spataro, Eva Louise Goodman delivers buoyant compositions that run the gamut of psych-pop, girl group, and folk.
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Children of Hum
by Stone Breath
supported by 9 fans who also own “A Call from the Deep Woods”
You have ruined me for all other versions of The Famous Flower of Serving Men. I started to collect a Spotify playlist of Child Ballads (inspired partly by the music you include in your podcast), and your rendition is definitive for me.
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