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White Wolf Wandering Portsmouth, UK
White Wolf Wandering are folky in the vein of Mumford and Sons and Fleet Foxes. They’re a four piece band who, between them,
managed to squeeze acoustic guitars, a banjo, bass drum and tambourine into their sound. Aptly, their music calls to mind the twists and turns of a stroll through the woods on a sunny day. It was unusual and experimental, but hung
together pretty well.
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