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This Is Charing Cross
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Original poem by Ford Madox Hueffer
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The Rooks
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The Junk Of Many Pearls
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Time Of Roses
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The Darkness
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November
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Winds Of Winter
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The Curlews
02:47
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Movers And Shakers
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Silent Grove
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Evening Star
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The Wraiths Bristol, UK
"Welcome, Stranger, to this Place."
"There's a satisfying lushness to this album that draws you
back to sink into its intricate acoustic tapestries over and over again - Gorgeous gorgeous stuff in a world of its own."
Tony Benjamin, Venue *****
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The Wraiths recommends:
Our first 7": 'She'd Like an Hour'
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Their sound, awash in melancholy folk and sumptuous pop arrangements bears the influence of mavericks such as Basil Kirchin, Clive Palmer and Moondog.
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