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She Dies
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Enter
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Typical
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A Doctor a Day...
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Enter (Reprise)
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Dirge For Justice
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Tea and the Ghosts New York, New York
A One-Woman-Band with Vocals, Cello, Violin, and a Synth.
Tea and the Ghosts recommends:
What I Want From You Is Sweet
by Orion Rigel Dommisse
Orion Rigel Dommisse is one of those bands I know will always be on my ipod. From her sorrowfully beautiful voice to her astounding cello, I couldn't ask for more in an artist. Definitely a favorite.
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Who Killed Amanda Palmer
by Amanda Palmer
I couldn't count how many times I've listened to this album, but I can tell you it's probably twice as many as i've listened to all of Amanda's work. I've been in love with her work for ages.
go to albumIf you like Tea and the Ghosts, you may also like:
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Gaelynn Lea won NPR's Tiny Desk Contest, and it's easy to see why. Haunting, beautiful country songs, laced up with weeping fiddle lines.
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Sluggin' It Up!
by Stella Le Page
Ornate chamber pop laced up in strings and piano and delivered in a soft, sly voice.
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The eclectic influences of this California group shine through on these creeping tracks, full of dark electronics and intimate vocals.
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On “Evolution,” múm’s Gyða Valtýsdóttir writes tiny, starlit songs, her delicate vocals wreathed by hushed instrumentation.
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