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Though the new song from Real Friends is quiet in sound, it’s a song full of deafening emotion – so much, you’ll feel it from your toes all up to your teeth. At the start of “Teeth,” premiering here on HollywoodLife, vocalist Cody Muraro sits shrouded in shadows, and for a good reason. Once the light hits him, it’s clear he’s been through some stuff. One part endurance anthem (“These last two years were the worst years of my life / Left me fucked up past the point of ever believing that I’d get by”) and one part heartbreak (I call your phone, you don’t pick up / It’s pointless to hope cause I know you’re gone”), Real Friends have crafted a song that roars, past fat lips and bruised cheeks and straight to your heart.

Robert Brian Clark, who appeared on a memorable episode of Season 2 of Catfish, has tragically died, MTV News confirms this week. He was just 33 years old. Clark, who went by “Brian” on Catfish, was reportedly killed in a motorcycle accident in his native Jefferson County, Alabama. Local news reports described a tragic, harrowing scene. It’s not clear exactly how, but Brian was thrown from his motorcycle after he “became airborne while crossing a set of railroad tracks.