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The Appeal
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Last to Leave
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The Drinker
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Weeks
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Trestle Green
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You Will Love Again
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Whitethorn Singers Oakland, California
Oakland’s Whitethorn Singers began as a side project from singer/guitarist Andy Asp (The Pattern, Nuisance) and Napa-born chanteuse Hannah Moriah. Recorded in a 1920’s garage with a salvaged cassette recorder, The Bunker Tapes’ wistful melodies evoke a rotting boardwalk on an overcast, abandoned shoreline, suggesting a lo-fi Ian & Sylvia on their final holiday. ... more
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