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Frontier, Frontier 4:590:00/4:59
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Sea of Storms 4:590:00/4:59
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Pretty Polly 4:440:00/4:44
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Missouri Raider 4:460:00/4:46
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Coal Black Horses 5:200:00/5:20
“Excerpt Translated from Dutch: They know how, with their unconventional approach, to enliven and empower traditional music....when tradition meets adventure they know it's a good combination. Mouthwatering outrageous Americana.....beautiful, beautiful!”
“As their contemporaries thrust themselves headlong into the world of the same-old, same old, Americana act, Bone Orchard, dissect their genre and reanimate it.. and when Bone Orchard uses these ideas for something special, they begin to stand out in a land where acoustic-fueled pickery is king. This is a bigger deal then you might think.” - Alex De Vore
— Santa Fe Reporter
“Translated from Dutch: No one can deny that this is one of the most exciting folkrock albums of recent times. ” - Eric Van Domberg Scipio - Editor
— Heaven Magazine #4 - The Netherlands
“'tight harmonies and musicians who are truly attuned to each other...will have you toe tapping and humming along” - Emily Drabinski
— New Mexico Magazine
“'one of New Mexico's most exciting acts....Bone Orchard symbolizes the romantized spirit of the west...and finds the hidden beauty amongst the sand and the stones..redefining Americana".” - Gabe Gomez
— Santa Fe Reporter
“Excerpt (roughly) translated from Dutch: ....the music of Bone Orchard is however, not haunting. Around the very nicely orchestrated voices of the couple, Daniel and Carol Eagle, which are light-footed, there are carefully arranged instruments. The results are overall, beautifully packed- a must.” - Rene Leverink
— www.altcountry.nl
“Translated from Dutch: One question applies, do you like it or not? In the case of " A Romance of Ghosts" the answer is a resounding YES! A very delicious mixture of beautiful melodies and arrangements, a pure, dark tale..in short: a high quality, mysterious and curious album" .”
— Real Roots Cafe online, The Netherlands
“'like the strange cousin of folk music that grew up equal parts Joy Division and Hank Williams".” - Jordn Block
— Sepiachord.com