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The Wind Has Come
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Bringin' Home The Rain
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It Came From The Sea
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The Night/Red Hands
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The Rain
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Devil Town
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Bottom of the Lake
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Vampire Lake
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The Gallows
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Slowed Down Trip to Hell
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When It Rains
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The Builders and the Butchers Portland, Oregon
Their last album was hailed by Consequence of Sound, who said, “The Builders and the Butchers make records the way the bards used to pass on stories. They’re poetic and captivating, and do to songwriting what Clint Eastwood does to movies,” and this new record follows the same, narrative-driven path. ... more
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