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How To Destroy Angels Is A Musical Project From Los Angeles California And Announced In April 2010. The Band Features Trent Reznor His Wife Mariqueen Reznor And Atticus Ross. Rob Sheridan Is The Group's Art Director. The Band Is Named After How To Destroy Angels The First Single By Coil. The Band's First Release Was A Self-Titled EP Released On June 1 2010. The Band Released A Track From The Album "A Drowning" As A Digital Single And A Second Song "The Space In Between" Debuted As A Video On Pitchfork On May 14 2010. A Third Track "The Believers" Was Made Available Through Wired Magazine's IPad Application Along With A Dissection And Analysis Of The Song And Through A Free Digital Download From The Official Website. "The Believers" Is Also Featured On The Soundtrack Of The 2011 Film Limitless. The Band Recorded A Cover Of The Bryan Ferry Song "Is Your Love Strong Enough? " Which Was Released December 9 2011 On The Soundtrack For The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. On 21 September 2012 Trent Reznor Posted An Update On The Band's Facebook Page Confirming New Activity. He Revealed That The Band Has "partnered" With Columbia Records For The Next Series Of Releases - 'An Omen' EP Which Was Released On 13th November 2012 And Their Full-Length Debut Album Titled "Welcome Oblivion" Which Was Later Released March 4 2013. He Also Revealed That Videos Would Made And That The Band Would Be Performing Live But Did Not Have Any Further Details. On 25th September 2012 Mariqueen Reznor Posted A Picture Of The Cover Of The Vinyl Version Of The An Omen EP Via Her Twitter Account. Since Then How To Destroy Angels Has Toured On A Limited Scale Including Performances At Coachella 2013 And Appearances With Trent Reznor's Main Project Nine Inch Nails As Well As Releasing Music Videos For Ice Age And How Long Directed By John Hillcoat And Shynola Respectively.
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"Keep It Together" Is A Song By How To Destroy Angels And The First Single From Their Second Release "An Omen EP_". It Is Also One Of Four Songs From An Omen EP_ Featured On HTDA's First Full-Length Release Welcome Oblivion. The Artwork For The Single Was Originally Posted To The Band's Tumblr Blog On October 2nd Albeit With No Indication That It Was Any Kind Of Single Artwork As It Reflected The General Style Of Promotional Art Created For The EP. On October 4th A Page For The Track Was Created On Amazon US And It Was Released On October 9th. The Song Premiered A Day Before Its Digital Release Date On Zane Lowe's BBC Radio 1 Show In An Interview With Trent Reznor And Was Subsequently Released In Streaming Form On Pitchfork SoundCloud Tumblr And YouTube. On October 18th The First Ever Official Remix For HTDA Was Released Via SoundCloud With A Free Download Available. Remixer Dave Sitek Described The Track As "A Chance To Be Pushed Through The Veins And Swarm The Heart Saddled To This Strange Drug Music … A Wild Trip…. I Was Lucky To Be Asked." A Physical Version Of The Single On 12" Vinyl Was Packaged With An Omen EP_ For Anyone Who Bought Directly From The HTDA Website.
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How To Destroy Angels Is A Musical Project From Los Angeles California And Announced In April 2010. The Band Features Trent Reznor His Wife Mariqueen Reznor And Atticus Ross. Rob Sheridan Is The Group's Art Director. The Band Is Named After How To Destroy Angels The First Single By Coil. The Band's First Release Was A Self-Titled EP Released On June 1 2010. The Band Released A Track From The Album "A Drowning" As A Digital Single And A Second Song "The Space In Between" Debuted As A Video On Pitchfork On May 14 2010. A Third Track "The Believers" Was Made Available Through Wired Magazine's IPad Application Along With A Dissection And Analysis Of The Song And Through A Free Digital Download From The Official Website. "The Believers" Is Also Featured On The Soundtrack Of The 2011 Film Limitless. The Band Recorded A Cover Of The Bryan Ferry Song "Is Your Love Strong Enough? " Which Was Released December 9 2011 On The Soundtrack For The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. On 21 September 2012 Trent Reznor Posted An Update On The Band's Facebook Page Confirming New Activity. He Revealed That The Band Has "partnered" With Columbia Records For The Next Series Of Releases - 'An Omen' EP Which Was Released On 13th November 2012 And Their Full-Length Debut Album Titled "Welcome Oblivion" Which Was Later Released March 4 2013. He Also Revealed That Videos Would Made And That The Band Would Be Performing Live But Did Not Have Any Further Details. On 25th September 2012 Mariqueen Reznor Posted A Picture Of The Cover Of The Vinyl Version Of The An Omen EP Via Her Twitter Account. Since Then How To Destroy Angels Has Toured On A Limited Scale Including Performances At Coachella 2013 And Appearances With Trent Reznor's Main Project Nine Inch Nails As Well As Releasing Music Videos For Ice Age And How Long Directed By John Hillcoat And Shynola Respectively.
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"Keep it together" is a song by How To Destroy Angels, and the first single from their second release, "An omen EP_". It is also one of four songs from An omen EP_ featured on HTDA's first full-length release, Welcome Oblivion.
The artwork for the single was originally posted to the band's Tumblr blog on October 2nd, albeit with no indication that it was any kind of single artwork, as it reflected the general style of promotional art created for the EP. On October 4th, a page for the track was created on Amazon US and it was released on October 9th.
The song premiered a day before its digital release date on Zane Lowe's BBC Radio 1 show in an interview with Trent Reznor, and was subsequently released in streaming form on Pitchfork, SoundCloud, Tumblr and YouTube.
On October 18th, the first ever official remix for HTDA was released via SoundCloud, with a free download available. Remixer Dave Sitek described the track as "A chance to be pushed through the veins and swarm the heart, saddled to this strange drug music … a wild trip…. I was lucky to be asked."
A physical version of the single on 12" vinyl was packaged with An omen EP_ for anyone who bought directly from the HTDA website. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.