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Joe Pernice- Sunny, I Was Wrong Film Noir Refused's most critically acclaimed andLabel: New West Released 4 3 2026 "When a song comes, I make sure I don't let it go by," says Joe Pernice. Sunny, I Was Wrong, his first studio album of new material under his own name, was born during a period of concentrated inspiration and productivity. Songs were coming almost more quickly than he could get them down on tape, as though they'd been waiting to pounce at just the right time. With a little help from his friends, Pernice fashioned a