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Gratitudes I
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Walled
05:59
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The Prophet's Pen Ablaze
02:46
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Walless
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The Fold
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Governors (Seven Tones)
03:00
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Principal Vibrations
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Gratitudes II
14:42
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Kinit Her Wisconsin
Established in 2005 in the heart of Wisconsin, Kinit Her has unfolded into many forms while staying true to their core by releasing dense, gorgeous, and bizarre symbolist post-folk music for nearly two decades. Falling in an undefinable landscape of the neofolk and post-industrial territories theirs is a most unique yet accessible songcraft. ... more
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