Currituck Co. (short for

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) is an indie folk project started in 2000 by Kevin Barker, who is also the former lead guitarist for

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. Originally formed in

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, Barker moved to

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the following year, taking the project with him.

Studio album discography

*''Long Playing Record Album'' ( Death Rattle Of The West, 2000) *''Unpacking My Library'' ( TeenBeat, 2002) *''Ghost Man on First'' ( Lexicon Devil/

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, 2003/2004) *''Sleepwalks in the Garden of the Deadroom'' (Track & Field, 2005) *''Ghost Man on Second'' (

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, 2005)

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* American indie folk groups Musical groups established in 2000 Musical groups from New York City Musical groups from Washington, D.C. 2000 establishments in Washington, D.C. TeenBeat Records artists {{US-folk-band-stub