Get all 7 Steve Palmer releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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Twenty Six Spires
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Last Flight to Eden
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Church of Level Track
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Debut full-length album by Dylan Golden Aycock and follow-up to his 2012 EP. Soothing acoustic melodies.
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The Spookfish Collection: Dreams, Reality, Ghosts, Adventures, Nightmares
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Dan Goldberg has been making spare, strange, psychedelic, moving music as The Spookfish since 2009. This comp rounds up his key tracks.
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Everlasting Spring
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This album makes you feel like a better world is possible and somewhat close at hand. It isn't, clearly, we're stuck in dystopia, but it's so beautiful to dream.
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