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Some kind words about our album, The End of the New Country, from National Public Radio:

"A self-proclaimed 'supergroup of unknown musicians,' Get Help makes gloomy but thoughtful guitar-rock that would fit comfortably in the post-punk era of the late '70s and early '80s. Get Help's two primary members, Tony Skalicky and Mike Ingenthron, were in elementary school when bands like Joy Division were making music. But on their new CD, The End of the New Country, the duo cribs from post-punk with enough honesty and talent to keep from sounding like a cheap knock-off.

Despite its darkness, The End of the New Country isn't a downer, though it's undeniably brooding and introspective. But there's enough inspired beauty in the lyrics — and consistently impressive guitar work — to make the music uplifting at times."
— Robin Hilton, National Public Radio (read the whole review here.)

You can buy our album from Midriff Records in either CD or MP3 format.

Visit our web log where we post our home recordings, album demos, and full disclosure regarding our maritime patents. Or subscribe to our podcast and have it all delivered unto you, free of charge.

Visit us on Last FM to hear more of The End of the New Country.

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Visit Band in Boston to hear several of our live, acoustic performances, done at varying states of constitutional readiness.