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Pale and Distant
00:59
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Stains
03:14
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Second Born of Five
04:35
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In Water
03:49
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The Beacon and The Brine
01:42
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Mast
03:24
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Throw Down The Rope
02:49
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The Quietness
03:23
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Manifesto
03:31
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The Oaks Pit Disaster
02:18
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Del Scott Miller Barnsley, UK
Del Scott Miller is a songwriter, guitarist, composer and poet from Barnsley, South Yorkshire. Calling on the experiences and ideals of his Northern working class background, his songs often marry poetic and cinematic narratives with a guitar approach informed as much by jazz and classical traditions as his singer/songwriter influences. ... more
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