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Overture
00:50
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Skin
07:29
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Mouth
05:17
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I Am A Lake
04:05
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Granny
04:43
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Only Son
06:01
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Beasts
04:11
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Of the Land
06:19
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Loam and Rye
05:35
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Take Me Now
03:50
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Apnea
07:56
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The River Monks Des Moines, Iowa
"The River Monks might just be Iowa. The five-part vocal harmonies swirl outward like wind across the fields, while the band’s traditional folk instrumentation is given Iowa’s unexpectedly progressive touch, leaving you with something entirely recognizable, yet completely new." – Tiny Mix Tapes ... more
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