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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 the second track one of four songs from ''An Omen EP'' featured on their HTDA's first album (their third full-length release in all), ''[[Welcome Oblivion (album)|Welcome Oblivion]]''.
==Release==
The artwork for the single was originally posted to the band's [http://blog.destroyangels.com/ 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 [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009L78KRI/?ie=UTF8&tag=thniinnawi-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B003KS9B2W Amazon US] and it was released on October 9th.
A physical version of the single on 12" vinyl is to be packaged with ''An Omen EP'' for anyone who buys directly from the HTDA website[http://store.destroyangels.com].
==Song Credits==
TBA
==Appearances==
*''An Omen EP''
*''Keep It Together''
*''Welcome Oblivion''
==Versions==
===Keep It Together (An Omen)===
This is the version released as a single and from ''An Omen EP''.
===Keep It Together===
This is the version from ''Welcome Oblivion'', and is one second shorter to fit the track segues.
===Keep It Together (Dave Sitek remix)===
This is a remix of the track by Dave Sitek, and the first remix ever released for HTDA. It runs at 4:37.
===Keep It Together (Factory Floor remix)===
This is a remix of the track by British band Factory Floor and the second remix released for Keep It Together. It runs at 7:21.
==Music video==
===Teaser video===
A teaser video for the song was released October 8th, and simply shows someone placing the audio reel for the song onto an Amper console, and then playing the song from start to finish.
===Performance video===
A second video was released November 1st, and shows the full band (including [[Rob Sheridan]], formerly only art director, on modular synthesizer) performing the song in studio. This was the first music video by HTDA to accompany a single, as 2010's "[[The Space In Between]]" was a standalone video release, and not accompanied by a single.