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My American Heart
My American Heart came up in the early 2000s with a song called "Don't Sleep" that got some attention. They put out a debut album titled The Meaning of Life,...
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The Process
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Boys! Grab Your Guns
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Lost Inside Of You
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How Dirty Boys Get Clean
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Speak Low If You Speak Love
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The Days I've Died
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The Process
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Boys! Grab Your Guns
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Lost Inside Of You
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How Dirty Boys Get Clean
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Speak Low If You Speak Love
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The Days I've Died
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The Keys To My Organ
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All My Friends
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Certainty Kills
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Dangerous
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Don't Sleep
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Fantasy
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Guns
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Hiding Inside The Horrible Weather
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In Between
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Last Goodbye
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My American Heart came up in the early 2000s with a song called "Don't Sleep" that got some attention. They put out a debut album titled The Meaning of Life, which had a few tracks people remember, like "The Process" and "Boys! Grab Your Guns." The band's sound was straightforward alternative rock, with Stephen Kellogg handling vocals and lyrics.
They released other records after that, including Lies We Tell Ourselves and The Circle. Songs such as "Lost Inside Of You" and "The Shake" kept a similar feel, guitar-driven, with Kellogg's voice up front. The lineup included Brian Mueller on guitar, Scott Underwood on bass, and Ben Rardin on drums.
There were mentions of some internal trouble and personal issues along the way, but the specifics are hazy. What's clearer is that they kept making music for a stretch in the 2000s, then gradually faded from regular releases. Their catalog sits there now, a handful of albums from that period when this kind of rock had a moment.
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