Satin Puppets Crestline, California
From an attic chest, satin puppets wake from their sleep to tap upon the earth's icy shell. To retrieve mortals from a
spell.
The shadow self is always observing you going through your experiences. As the Satin Puppets, we take your hand to waltz through the darkness within you so you may leave a trace of your echoes in your path.
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