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Green Blood
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Good News
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No Body
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Blue Green
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Soft White Light
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Residual Debris
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Little Days
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Bucket of Blood
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The Door
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Jake Perrone New Bedford, Massachusetts
Through cavernous folk experiments and layered rock structures, Jake Perrone remains mutable as he searches for meaning. His songs are unhurried and meditative, frequently evoking nature — whether he’s finding refuge among the trees or burying his heart beneath them. ... more
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