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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2024 · 5 MIN

Raskolnikov

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Written & Performed by Jack Phemister. Copyright 2023. Find him on NOSTR & Instagram. Mastered by John Ruberto. For the "Eternal! Eternal!" Album: Jack Phemister - Guitars, Vocals, Bass. Kieran Rule - Drums, Vocals. Jack Smythe - Bass, Baritone Guitar. Clare Fogarty - Cello. Adelaide Stolba - Vocals. Thomas Bell - Woodwinds. Chloe Coco Blaby - Vocals.

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Written & Performed by Jack Phemister. Copyright 2023. Find him on NOSTR & Instagram. Mastered by John Ruberto. For the "Eternal! Eternal!" Album: Jack Phemister - Guitars, Vocals, Bass. Kieran Rule - Drums, Vocals. Jack Smythe - Bass, Baritone...

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