Get all 8 The Henrys releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
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VF61
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Joyous Porous
05:26
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One Body
02:28
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Strangel
02:45
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Thought You'd Never Ask
06:29
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I Don't Need to Be Here
01:18
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Serious Maybe
02:00
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The Pool Jumper
02:43
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L'il Miss Demeanor
00:52
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Lipstick, Ferrous Scrap
02:14
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Midwife Crisis
00:23
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Travel Notes from AZ
04:31
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Before Yes
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The Henrys Toronto, Ontario
Toronto Star:
"Old instruments, new sounds’ is the way Rooke describes what The Henrys do -
they extract from a resonator guitar and other plucked acoustic instruments the harmonics, overtones and oblique noises behind the rustic notes to create landscapes that are astonishingly romantic, frightening, sexual, spiritual - and quite beautiful. Brave new music."
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