Flower of the Field II
from The World Unseen by Mamiffer
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"The World Unseen" 2xLP (black vinyl)
Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumLast copies. Art and photography by F. Coloccia, printed by Stumptown printers, deluxe o-card style LP sleeve with folded booklet insert. This is the BLACK vinyl version.
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from The World Unseen,
released April 1, 2016
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Mamiffer Seattle, Washington
Mamiffer is Faith Coloccia and Aaron Turner
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