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How Many Angels?
03:49
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Eliminate the Toxins
05:03
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Waste No Tears
05:04
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Go To Ground
04:25
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In the Waters
02:44
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Dragons
04:31
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A Good One
04:14
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Dream
03:21
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Throw It Away
08:08
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Wounded Wing
04:42
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Mark Davis Edmonton, Alberta
2012 Polaris Prize nominee Mark Davis "smashes through the barriers that have all but stagnated today’s roots scene”
(HeroHill)
"The most underrated Canadian album this year is also the best” (Michael Barclay, Radio Free Canuckistan)
“(Davis’) inscrutability deepens with these new songs. Grandiose...blissful and hypnotic...heartbreaking.” (Exclaim)
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