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Dan Bejar's Hello, Blue Roses Announce Album Details + MP3

Hello, Blue Roses The wordy Canadian known for his work as Destroyer and member of Swan Lake and the New Pornographers is adding another entry on his impressive resume. Bejar's latest project is a collaboration with Sydney Vermont called Hello, Blue Roses. The duo will release their debut, Hello Blue Roses, on January 22nd via Locust Music.

Hello Blue Roses Tracklist:

1. Hello Blue Roses
2. Scarecrow
3. Paquita Reads by Candlelight
4. Shadow Falls
5. Heron Song
6. St. Angela
7. Coming Through Imposture
8. Golden Fruit
9. Come Darkness
10. Sunny Skies
11. Mediterranean Snow
12. Skeleton Aim
13. Sickly Star
14. Hymn

MP3: Hello, Blue Roses - "Shadow Falls"
Posted on 11/07/2007 | Comments(0) | Permalink
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