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June 04, 2008 Music » Album of the Month

Des Ark's Live on WXDU: Volume Two

(self-released)

by Grayson Currin @currincy

Listen up! If you cannot see the music player below, download the free Flash Player. --> Calling Des Ark's Live on WXDU: Volume Two a masterpiece of modern folk music feels as superficial as it does problematic. The f-word first…

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Excellent, excellent review. Really: great job.

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