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Milk and Honey
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I Think We'd Be Alright
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Driveway
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Desert Island
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This Is All I Have
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Depression Naps
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Powerwash
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Scared to Leave
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Callahan and the Woodpile Montreal, Québec
Callahan and the Woodpile are an Indie Rock/Folk band from Montreal.The new project from former solo artist Callahan
substitutes the acoustic singer-songwriter ethos for a new lush, enriched full-band sound; all the while maintaining the personal lyricism and infectious hooks of his early material.
Their new record "Burning Each Light" is out now!
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