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The music on this album is more representative of Suffering Hour as a whole than it ever was on past material

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Even Your Drums Will Die puts an indelible spotlight on Swift's voice

TK & The Holy Know-Nothings - Incredible Heat Machine solo games and steals moreHailing from Portland OR, TK & the Holy Know Nothings deliver their much anticipated sophomore album The Incredible Heat Machine. The band is led by frontman Taylor Kingman, whose equally irreverent, delicate, and cerebral first person narratives somehow merge seamlessly with the group's bar band ethos. The Incredible Heat Machine takes the band's half facetiously self described "psychedelic doom boogie" and delves further into the struggles of the