Get all 17 Hunter Root releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Arkansas, Silver Lining, Reverend, Town Rat Heathen, Run From The Devil, Quicksand Sinking, Skipping Stones That Sink Before They're Thrown, Nothin' Wrong, and 9 more.
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Lampshade
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Favorite Friend
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Little Red Riding Hood
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Homestead
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Undertow
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Family Tree
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Tongue In Cheek
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Norma Jean
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Impossible Itch
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Upper Hand
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Hunter Root Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Solo artist/musician from Lancaster, PA. The genre is a blend of acoustic rock, folk, and grunge with a 60's psychedelic and surf rock flair.
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