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Falling Portraits
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Light Over Mountains
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Across the Blue Ridge
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A Thinning Veil
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10 Starless Nights
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Twilight Fauna Tennessee
Folk metal band devoted to telling the stories of Appalachia. 2011-2021. No longer active. Merch still available until it's gone. Thank you for the support through the years.
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Kentucky
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