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Jonah Tolchin Fires for the Cold (BLUE & BLACK SPLATTER VINYL) 2/9/24 replaced by rippling layers ofJonah Tolchin has wrestled with a wellspring of emotions in his 26 years, and in the process, has consistently found the means of integrating his sentiments into his songs. Its been a relatively brief progression as far as his career is concerned, but the maturity and musical progression hes tallied in that short time has been shared in sync with his coming of age. On his upcoming Yep Roc album, Fires for the Cold, Tolchin lays bare the conflicts and