Get all 11 The Maledictions releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Xmas In September, Shallow Graves, Taking Up Serpents, Bury Me Sweet Ghost, The Missing Song, TORCH SONGS, Book of John, BACK IN THE SWING, and 3 more.
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BACK IN THE SWING
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DOWN IN THE VALLEY
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LET IT RAIN
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TO LILLIAN
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The Maledictions New York, New York
The Maledictions' sound has been called "Gothic Americana", "Country Noir" and "Nick Cave meets Johhny Cash". "It's all just Folk Music," says band leader, Kevin Orton, "Maybe aggressive Folk but Folk music...I tend to write songs about people who are uninsured". After a solo album, FEMME NOIR (featuring Gordon Gano), Orton formed The Maledictions. Full discography here from albums to singles. ... more
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