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Search & Destroy
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Outrider
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Moon Dog
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End Of Days
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Witch Song
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The Last Stand
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Return To The Sun
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My Mother Told Me
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Flower Children Of The Apocalypse Australia
Australian Psychedelic Folk for the Kali Yuga
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supported by 8 fans who also own “End Of Days”
An elegantly artistic psych/folk album that impresses with its heartfelt delivery, musicality and desire to offer something mature in its messaging. These relaxing and yet highly intriguing arrangements provide something for almost any listener of the genre.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “End Of Days”
I discovered you on the heavy psych sounds samplers, the first song I heard was forever 1969 and though it's good I wanted more, so I bought this album and it pleasured my hearing holes, tickling my eardrums and leaving them in a state of ecstasy, unfortunately it didn't last song so I listen to one of your albums at least twice a week for my mental well being.
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The Strange Crow
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A little late on this CD as it was released in 2014. Better late than never. As Bucky stated a Neil Young comparison is fair. Neil Young is my all time favorite artist . This album rips from the start to the end. There is gold to be found in the depths of Bandcamp.
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The Late Great Gold Dust
by Gold Dust
The fantastic indie folk songs on the latest from Gold Dust are slathered in gallons of echo, making them feel titanic and 200 feet tall.
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The Studio Recordings Part One
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The New Zealand's collaborative group's first studio album is chock-full of delightful folk and country music.
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There is absolutely no need for a band to have been this good this early in their careers, but here they are (were?) No wasting around now
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