The Haunted Windchimes Pueblo, Colorado
The Haunted Windchimes hail from Pueblo Colorado, historically one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse cities in the state, at the southern most reaches of the Rocky Mountain Front Range. Drawing from traditional folk and American roots music, their songs have a vintage quality, painting pictures of days gone by and days that yearn to be. ... more
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