
Jeremiah Green, Modest Mouse founding member and drummer, dies at 45
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Jeremiah Green, one of the founding members of Modest Mouse and the band's drummer, died on Saturday of cancer, the band confirmed on social media. He was 45.
Modest Mouse posted a loving tribute to their bandmate on Instagram, writing, "Today we lost our dear friend Jeremiah. He laid down to rest and simply faded out."
"Please appreciate all the love you give, get, have given, and will get. Above all, Jeremiah was about love," the band wrote.

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