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The Outsider (Live)
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Witchfinder (Live)
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Pyre (Live)
05:11
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Trial (Live)
09:04
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After Rain (Live)
04:22
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Fallow Fields (Live)
01:40
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Rattle the Cage (Live)
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Burn the Witch (Live)
04:27
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Hollywood (Live)
06:41
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The Feathered Thorns Waveney District, UK
The Feathered Thorns tell stories which lay in the shadows and folds of the mysterious landscapes of the Norfolk/Suffolk border. Part folklore fantasy, part domestic truth, half remembered dreams, visceral memories. Desperate fragility and sharp toothed menace. The right amount of tender, the right amount of grit. ... more
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