Get all 12 Rae Spoon releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
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Ocean Blue
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Crash Landing
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London Destroyer
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Ghost Of A Boy
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Promises
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Curse On Us
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Ice Caps
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Rae Spoon
Rae Spoon is an nonbinary musician and author. They have released nine solo albums and have toured across Canada and internationally. Rae owns and runs an indie record label called Coax Records that has released fifteen albums by Canadian and international artists. They have been nominated for two Polaris Prizes, a Lambda Literary Award and a Western Canadian Music Award. ... more
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