As One Would Exist Within the Crescendo

by peregrine

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popse This LP is perfect, for me this is a no skips album. I love how emotional it is while still feeling upbeat. Favorite track: Untitled.

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1.	Prelude 01:11
2.	Birds of Paradise 04:42	buy track
3.	Dear Violet 04:30
4.	Something Far Worse 03:46
5.	Neodymium 04:19
6.	Earthworms 01:12
7.	The Hermit 03:46
8.	At Arm's Length 04:18
9.	(searching) 00:42
10.	Untitled 03:52
11.	12.26.0x 04:59
12.	Existential Criticism 03:42
13.	The Inquisition 05:51

about

As One Would Exist Within the Crescendo was recorded, mixed, and mastered over several months, at locations throughout the Northeastern United States.

The bulk of the work was done at Machines with Magnets in Pawtucket, RI, with Seth Manchester. This took place during March 31st to April 5th, 2019. Additional mixing was done by Seth at MwM on Friday, May 17th, 2019. Mastering was done by Alan Douches at West West Side Music in Cornwall on Hudson, NY on Wednesday, June 5th, 2019.

The spoken word for Earthworms was recorded on 46th Street in Philadelphia, PA, by Matt LaVergne.

Various guitar parts, including interlude (searching), were recorded in Tom’s basement in Oxford, MA. The majority of the vocal harmonies, synth layers, and samples were arranged and recorded here as well.

Additional sounds were recorded at the LaVergne family home in Charlton, MA.

Peregrine calls Worcester, MA home. The majority of these songs were conceptualized at the Webster St. practice spaces from 2016-2018.

Peregrine is:

Nate MacKinnon
Matt Killoran
Tom LaVergne Jr.
Jake Pagoaga
Bryan Parandes

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released June 21, 2019

Earthworms written and narrated by Matt LaVergne
Additional vocals on ‘The Hermit’ by Christian Holden
Additional vocals on ‘The Inquisition’ by Christian Holden, Chris Hoffman, and Matt LaVergne
Synth on ‘The Inquisition’ by Pat Murphy and Chris Hoffman

Cover photo by Matt LaVergne

Special Thanks: Seth at MwM, Nicole for putting up with turning our basement into a recording studio for 6 months, Chris Hoffman, Christian Holden, Ben Gauthier, Pat Murphy, Matt LaVergne, Alan at WWSM, TJ Cox, and Kyle at Casey Music Service

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peregrine Worcester, Massachusetts

A music collective (sort of) supported by revolving contributors based out of Worcester, Massachusetts. Our music is an effort to reflect how we feel. Lately, we do not feel great.

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