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Katelyn
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Empty Lips
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Walkin' Away
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This Illusion
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It's In Your Nature
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Pioneers
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Those Who Dare
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The Ritual
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Fascinate
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Stations
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One of Us
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Black Ferns Seattle, Washington
“Black Ferns Authentically Invokes The Reverb-Soaked Spectres Of Late 80’S Alternative Rock And The Post-Punk
Revival.”
On the second album “Devices” similar sounds from bands like Love and Rockets and Interpol can be found, while still maintaining a unique brand of reverb-drenched haze. The songs speak of the distress of being a social misfit and the tumultuous oscillation of love and longing.
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