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Lord Huron Vide Noir album review

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Features, Music, Our Take, ReviewsApril 20, 2018<April 20, 2018

Our Take: Lord Huron’s Mystic ‘Vide Noir’ Dwells in Darkness & Cosmic Dreams

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