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Let's Dress up Again
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The Peasants Lament
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Edmond Anfuite
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Under the Plum Tree
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The Coward and the Pelican Montréal, Québec
The Coward and the Pelican has been described as ‘a cross between Sufjan Stevens and Belle and
Sebastian’.
After the release of Silhouettes EP (2009), All the Colours (2010) and a 2 year hiatus to travel the world; armed with a renewed sense of purpose, The Coward and the Pelican returns with more momentum than ever, ready to hit the stage with fresh and mature sounds.
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