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02 - Goodbye July
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03 - Morning Fox
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05 - Summerrise
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06 - Pall of Wolves
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07 - Snowbound
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08 - Imbolc
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Fern Knight Washington D.C., D.C.
Fern Knight weaves an uncommon sound from far-flung musical roots. Under classically trained cellist/guitarist/vocalist Margaret Ayre's unwavering direction, this DC quartet continues to gracefully color her tightly arranged, smartly produced songs with echos of British folk leanings in the manner of The Strawbs, Sourdeline's trad-folk and old-school riffage in the vein of cult-rockers Asgard. ... more
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