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A Crow
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Dark Stream
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A Man of My Age
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I Heard Him Leaving
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Rules of the Burial
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The Force of Her Will
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Incalculable Things
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The Broken Light
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The Master
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A Fisherman
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arborist Belfast, UK
ARBORIST released their debut album Home Burial in November 2016 to critical acclaim. UNCUT 8/10 "A staggering debut of
depth and substance", ★★★★ The Guardian "A Man of My Age feels like an instant classic" and ★★★★ Mojo "A deliciously self-assured collection."
They are set to release their follow-up album A Northern View in February 2020.
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