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Flowery Noontide
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Meadow
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Riding
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Voices
03:44
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Hearts & Daggers
08:34
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Byss & Abyss
06:03
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Daughter
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Travel Mountains
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Espers Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Founded in 2002 by Greg Weeks, Meg Baird and Brooke Sietinsons, later joined by Helena Espvall and Otto Hauser, the psych- folk music of Espers was released by Locust Music and Drag City. Baird has played with Watery Love and Heron Oblivion & pursued a solo career; Espvall has collaborated widely in the free-improv world and Otto Hauser has drummed with Vetiver, Cass McCombs and The War On Drugs. ... more
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