The Feral Folk Seattle, Washington
The Feral Folk philosphy is simple - life is the grandest adventure we’ll ever find ourselves on, and in the midst of a
world that seems to demand we be anything BUT, good music reminds us of the perfection of just being human.
So thats what we make - raw, human, dreamy folk rock.
Think Fleetwood Mac’s Gold Dust Woman, but for a whole album.
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