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It's Only Your Head
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Early Hours
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A Man Condemned
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Big Mistake
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Little Symbols
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I Guess, You Know
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A Brittle World
04:13
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What We Talk About
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Crooked Streets
04:36
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Get Help New York, New York
Starting as a songwriting project by Tony Skalicky (THE BEATINGS) and Mike Ingenthron (STRIKES AGAIN!, MICRODOT), friends taking a break from touring and recording with their own bands. They hosted their tracks on a blog they’d created to share random musical ideas, jokingly referring to themselves a “blog band”. Soon the songs took hold, and Get Help found a loyal following in NYC and Boston. ... more
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