Ghosts of Progress
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About Ghosts of Progress
1. Ghosts of Progress is a dark-folk band from Santa Cruz fronted by Roland Sonneville, and included a rolling membership which included members of Travel by Train, 300 Pounds, Wooly Mar, Inventing Edward, and Amanda West. They have released 2 full length records (“the Letters of Lost Hope” and “The Extinction”) as well as a split record with Portland’s Cuspidor. They have put out records on Burning Daisies Records and Biphasic Records. They currently release music with Lafargue Records.
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Top Tracks
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Bitch in Heat
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Black Skin
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Highway Lines
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Interlude
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Hear them Call
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A Living War (May 29th, 1937 - CA)
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Offshore Syndrome
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A Quiet Pass/ So Long (April 2nd, 1937 - Colorado)
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Just Listen and Leave (June 10th, 1937)
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Anal Blues
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Headcase
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Hail to the Memory Wank
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Free Dumb
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Forecasts & Broken Cars (March 10th, 1937 - Woodward, OK)
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Coffin Dodger
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Mississippi
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Oklahoma! From California (April 20th, 1937 - Salinas, CA)
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Sick In The Brain
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Let The Good Times Roll
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Drunk Love Letters
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Highway 29
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Out West (March 11th, 1937 - Woodward, OK)
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Last Song
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The Story of a Princess
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Give Up (Part 2)
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Hold Onto that Gun
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Letters and Pages (May 3rd, 1937 - CA)
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crash to sea
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Oklahoma from California (April 20th, 1937 – Salinas, CA)
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So Long
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Washington Square
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Out West (Demo)
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citizen war
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out west (march 11th 1937 – Woodward, OK)
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The Extinction
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Not in Nottingham
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Ghost to Carry Me Home
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End
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Untitled 2
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a quiet pass so long (April 2nd, 1937 – Colorado)
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letters and pages (may 3rd, 1937 – CA)
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a living war (may 29th, 1937 – CA)
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The End
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Dark of the City
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First Song
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Calexico
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Murder
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Offshore Syndrome (Live)
49
Track The Story Of A Princess
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Piggle Wiggly
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