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Download links and information about McCarthy by Helms. This album was released in 2003 and it belongs to Rock, Alternative genres. It contains 11 tracks with total duration of 50:15 minutes.

Artist: Helms
Release date: 2003
Genre: Rock, Alternative
Tracks: 11
Duration: 50:15
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. The Hypochondriac's Last Words 6:18
2. It Takes Skin to Win 4:56
3. At Night the Ringing Filled Their Rooms Like the Bells of Distan 3:52
4. The Skills You Need to Succeed in the 20th Century 5:33
5. Nothing Can Keep Us from Stopping (Reprise) 1:39
6. The Ten Thousand Things 3:18
7. Three 2:41
8. Nothing Can Keep Us from Stopping 3:33
9. Horace: Age 19; Powers None 5:42
10. Robots Are Great, but Are We Ready for Them to Dance On Their Ow 4:50
11. Cornish, New Hampshire 7:53

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If Frank Black fronted Mogwai, it might sound something not unlike McCarthy, and therein lies the problem — if those two acts were getting married, you'd have to speak up and stop the wedding. Favoring a lugubrious sound that spans the poles between fragile, hypnotic drone rock and crashing, oceanic noise, Helms does little new within the hard/soft dynamic already staked out by dozens of other bands of varying quality; frontman Sean McCarthy recites the lyrics in a droll, half-spoken voice evoking the Pixies, which is probably just a Massachusetts thing, but off-putting nevertheless. And yes, Helms and McCarthy are the surnames of the bandmembers, but they're also the surnames of two of the most evil archconservatives of the 20th century — talk about making a negative first impression. Cool cover design, though.