Get all 19 Rural Colours releases available on Bandcamp and save 70%.
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You Are My Sister
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321 Divisadero Street
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The Homebody
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Ballad For Pauline
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Drivende
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Brink
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Signs of Spring
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Spectral, dark-edged British folk, warped on the latter half by mesmerizing remixes. All proceeds go to Black South West Network.
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Suffuse
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Killing Ghosts
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Killing Ghosts weaves ephemereal links with two non-miscible dimensions, flexibly transgresses the borders between the tangible and the unseizable. It gives us the paradoxical sensation to face an object ready to dissolve in the fog, like an apparition whose existence comes down to the length of our apnea, as the least breath will send it back to the twilight of its life. This microverse inevitably collapses in the end, but remember that what matters is the journey, and not the destination.
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