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Lady Maisrie
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Saraband (Graveyard)
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Lord Lovell
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Lady Eliza
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Pretty Saro
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The Owl Service Leigh On Sea, UK
The Owl Service originally began as a studio-based solo project for Steven Collins in June 2006. While working on the first
Owl Service release (the Wake the Vaulted Echo EP from 2006) he met Dom Cooper of The Straw Bear Band who was drafted in to provide lead vocals on the song The Two Magicians...
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