"Desert Glass Vinyl, Gatefold jacket, printed inner sleeves. Linda Perry's 'Let It Die Here' is a raw, spiritual reckoning, a journey through inherited pain, grief, and redemption. Across seventeen tracks that blend confessional poetry, cinematic rock, and vulnerable introspection, Perry confronts the ghosts of her past '"" mothers, lovers, and the darker corners of self.The record moves from the streetlight confessions of 'Balboa Park' to the searing surrender of 'Let It Die Here,' culminating in 'Albatross,' a release from the weight she has carried her whole life. It is an album about release, letting go of guilt, embracing imperfection, and finding beauty in survival.