Released 31 years ago this October
!
The Dismemberment Plan · 1995
38 min · 12 tracks · punk rock
A frenetic blend of punk rock energy and quirky lyrical introspection, capturing the chaos of youth and self-discovery.
Top tracks — play these first
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Survey Says Start here — This opening track sets the tone for the album with its infectious energy and witty commentary on everyday life, showcasing the band's signature blend of humor and angst.
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I’m Going to Buy You a Gun — Combining catchy hooks with darkly humorous lyrics, this track exemplifies the band's ability to juxtapose playful melodies with serious themes.
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Fantastic! — The closing track encapsulates the album's thematic exploration of disillusionment through an upbeat tempo and clever lyricism, leaving listeners with a sense of both urgency and reflection.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- steady, consistent energy levels
- short, punchy listening sessions
- introspective lyrical exploration
- dynamic emotional journeys
Where this album fits
- In the catalog
- Breakthrough — Helped establish their reputation in the '90s punk and indie rock scenes.
- Themes
- punk rock urgency· dark humor in suburbia· emotional rawness
- Moods
- Introspective· Romantic
- Career context
- Released in 1995, ! was The Dismemberment Plan's debut album, marking their entry into the indie music scene. At this time, they were still forming their identity, experimenting with sound and style that would later develop into a distinctive blend of punk and post-hardcore.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Les Savy Fav· Q and Not U· The Thermals
Tracklist
- 1 Survey Says Start here 2:08
- 2 The Things That Matter 2:25
- 3 The Small Stuff 3:02
- 4 Ok, Joke’s Over 4:27
- 5 Soon to Be Ex-Quaker 1:56
- 6 I’m Going to Buy You a Gun 3:06
- 7 If I Don’t Write 4:27
- 8 Wouldn’t You Like to Know? 2:50
- 9 13th and Euclid 2:17
- 10 Fantastic! 4:14
- 11 Onward, Fat Girl 2:46
- 12 Rusty 4:28
If this landed
Records by other artists that run on the same instinct.
For Your Own Special Sweetheart
Jawbox
Shares angular guitar work and introspective lyrics reflecting urban angst.
Nothing Feels Good
The Promise Ring
Combines punk energy with emotional depth and catchy hooks, exploring youthful disillusionment.
Repeater
Fugazi
Features a similar frenetic energy and complex rhythms, addressing social issues with raw honesty.
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