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Soup for my Family
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Apocalypse Rag
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Lady Death
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Thirty Silver
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Poseidon's Curse
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Adderall
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Fables of the Fall Denver, Colorado
Formed in 2017 out of the singer-songwriter sets of Schwa Michel (banjo, vocals). He was searching for a dark heavy folk
sound, and found it in spades after joining forces with Derrick McGuire (mandolin, vocals), Lindsey Gardner (piano, accordion, vocals), Geoff Robinson (upright bass) and Ellen Rice (Cello).
Denver-based troubadours of the apocalypse bringing a new take on folk music.
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