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In late 2024, &#8220;<strong>Marry Me Tonight<\/strong>&#8221; becomes available in limited edition pink and black vinyl, also finally on streaming services.<\/p>\n<p>Like all <strong>HTRK<\/strong> albums, &#8220;<strong>Marry Me Tonight<\/strong>&#8221; was singular in sound and circumstance. It&#8217;s the only album the outfit recorded from start to finish as a trio, and it&#8217;s the only<strong> HTRK<\/strong> record that bears the co-production stamp of Rowland S. Howard. Breathy, caustic, and rife with contradiction,\u00a0&#8220;<strong>Marry Me Tonight<\/strong>&#8221; took the raw material recorded on 2005&#8217;s Nostalgia and transformed it into a pop record \u2014 pop that buckled and warped beneath the glare of Howard, fellow producer Lindsay Gravina, and the <strong>HTRK<\/strong> trio: Jonnine Standish, Nigel Yang and Sean Stewart. Howard died at the end of 2009; Stewart died the year after. Things would never be the same. 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