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Solstice and Equinox

by Catatonic Blossoms

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01. Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost 01:38
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02. Keep Your Memories (The Road Less Taken) 06:11
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03. Drifting Away 04:14
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04. Catatonic Blossoms 01:34
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05. Sunday Brunch on the Equator (Demo) 05:33
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06. Blurred Eyes, Blue Skies 03:14
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07. A Leaf in the Wind 01:22
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08. Esto Quod Esse Videris (Hymn to the Earth) 06:25
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09. Now Or Never Rest 02:58
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10. No Hope to the Weary 02:04
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11. Won't Be Gone Long (Keep Moving On) 03:52
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12. Amontillado 03:10
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13. Picking Up the Pieces (Shards of Glass Renewed) 02:37

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This album is a take on the four seasons and the cycle of life and death. There are two songs for each season along with transitions between them and an intro and outro.. We start with spring and progress naturally.

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released June 14, 2012

This album is the work and property of Robert F Flowers III and Dan McDowell.

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Catatonic Blossoms Chicago, Illinois

Catatonic Blossoms was formed in late 2008 by Robert Flowers and Dan McDowell after meeting at Eastern Illinois University. They are an experimental folk band that explores many different styles of music.

Influences: Cloud Cult, Modest Mouse, The Dear Hunter, Bright Eyes, Between the Buried and Me, Portugal the Man, Thrice, The Shins, Forgive Durden, Margot and the Nuclear So-and-So's ... more

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