What makes Guilty Pleasure by Attila notable?

'Guilty Pleasure' became notable for its unapologetic blending of humor and heavy music, prompting discussions around authenticity in the metal scene. The album's lead single 'Hate Me' showcased their distinctive sound and led to a significant presence on social media, reinforcing Attila's reputation as boundary-pushers in the genre. By the time 'Guilty Pleasure' was released in late 2014, Attila had already established themselves as a controversial force in metalcore with their previous album 'About That Life' (2013). This release marked a continuation of their provocative style and thematic focus on hedonism and rebellion, solidifying their brand within the genre while also expanding their audience.

Who is Guilty Pleasure for?

Guilty Pleasure works well if you're into party anthems for wild nights, short bursts of chaotic energy and sing-alongs with friends.

How many songs are on Guilty Pleasure?

Guilty Pleasure has 13 tracks, running approximately 37 minutes.

Guilty Pleasure

Attila · 2014

37 min · 13 tracks · metalcore

A chaotic blend of metalcore and humor, filled with brash lyrics and aggressive instrumentation that challenges norms.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Hate Me — This track serves as an anthem of defiance, combining catchy hooks with confrontational lyrics that resonate with listeners seeking empowerment against criticism.
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Guilty Pleasure — The title track encapsulates the album’s themes of indulgence and rebellion, featuring a catchy chorus that highlights the band’s playful yet aggressive style.
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I Am Satan — Despite its brevity, this track stands out for its audacious statement and directness, reflecting the band's willingness to provoke and challenge societal norms.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

party anthems for wild nights
short bursts of chaotic energy
sing-alongs with friends
unapologetic hedonistic vibes
quick hits of fun

Maybe skip if you

seekers of deep introspection
prefer slow, thoughtful pacing

Where this album fits

Career context: By the time 'Guilty Pleasure' was released in late 2014, Attila had already established themselves as a controversial force in metalcore with their previous album 'About That Life' (2013). This release marked a continuation of their provocative style and thematic focus on hedonism and rebellion, solidifying their brand within the genre while also expanding their audience.
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Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

Hate Me

The verses construct a narrative that directly addresses detractors, challenging them while simultaneously celebrating the band's lifestyle choices.

This direct confrontation shifts the tone from defensiveness to empowerment, showcasing Attila's knack for transforming negativity into a rallying cry.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Pizza, Sex and Trolls 1:53
2 Hate Me 3:41
3 Rebel 3:18
4 Guilty Pleasure 3:53
5 I've Got Your Back 3:26
6 Proving Grounds 3:28
7 I Am Satan 0:20
8 Break My Addiction 3:00
9 Horsepig 4:00
10 Dirty Dirty 3:25
11 Fake Friends 3:12
12 Don't Be Basic 0:19
13 The Cure 3:15

What to play next

Listen next

Chaos

2016

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About That Life

2013

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