Louisa & the Fox
Louisa, an indigenous hunter in the fur trade era encounters a spirit animal in the form of a fox. The fox (Makeshew) has come to warn her of human overconsumption, destroying the very land they both rely on. Louisa must
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Louisa, an indigenous hunter in the fur trade era encounters a spirit animal in the form of a fox. The fox (Makeshew) has come to warn her of human overconsumption, destroying the very land they both rely on. Louisa must
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1. Opening 2. Loudness 3. Dark Desire 4. Shadows of War 5. Bass Solo 6. One Thousand Eyes 7. Face to Face 8. Drum Solo 9. Let It Go 10. Ares Lament 11. Guitar Solo 12. Crazy Nights 13. Speed 14. Ending
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