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The Easing
03:07
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2. |
Everything
02:55
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3. |
False Claims
03:42
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4. |
The Multitudes
03:38
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Heart Shaped Stone
02:55
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6. |
Cabin
03:55
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7. |
After This Instance
03:54
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8. |
Clouding
03:54
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9. |
Late Winter
03:16
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10. |
Winding Up
02:49
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11. |
Again
04:09
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12. |
Asymmetrical Happening
02:36
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The Bard Owls Kansas City, Missouri
The Bard Owls started in 2019 in Kansas City Missouri by Chris Hudson and Sam Wright of Gullywasher as a side project to record and develop new songs but now has turned into a legitimate ensemble with lots of local KC musicians and several albums...
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