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Ghost Ship's Bell
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The Kraken
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The Pirate Queen
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The Widow's Walk
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The Selkie
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The Manatee
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Lunatic Lighthouse
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Katie Dee & the Quaking Aspens Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Katie Dee began her musical career playing piano and violin.
Inspired by her family's love of traditional Appalachian
murder ballads, her own dark sense of humour, and her talents as a storyteller, she began the gothic americana outfit "Katie Dee & The Quaking Aspens" in 2013.
Julien Dee, is a multidisciplinary artist who likes to find inspiration and instrumentation in unexpected places.
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