Released 25 years ago this October
Libertine
Gene · 2001
73 min · 14 tracks · indie rock
Melancholic melodies intertwine with earnest lyrics, creating a reflective atmosphere that captures the essence of early 2000s indie rock.
Top tracks — play these first
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Let Me Move On — The opening track sets a contemplative tone, blending heartfelt lyrics with an urgent melody that encapsulates the album's emotional core.
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Does He Have a Name? — This track features rich storytelling and a haunting arrangement that exemplifies Gene's lyrical depth and musical ambition.
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Yours for the Taking — The song captures a sense of longing and vulnerability, showcasing Gene's ability to merge personal themes with expansive soundscapes.
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O Lover — With its lush instrumentation and emotive lyrics, this track represents the band's exploration of love and loss in poignant detail.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Does He Have a Name?
In this track, the narrative shifts from introspection to addressing an unmentioned figure directly, creating an intimate connection.
This direct address contrasts with the more abstract themes elsewhere in the album, offering a moment of clarity amidst emotional complexity.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Let Me Move On 4:50
- 2 Does He Have a Name? 7:16
- 3 A Simple Request 3:49
- 4 Yours for the Taking 6:25
- 5 Is It Over? 4:42
- 6 O Lover 5:59
- 7 With Love in Mind 3:07
- 8 Let Me Rest 6:13
- 9 From Georgia to Osaka 3:18
- 10 We’ll Get What We Deserve 4:52
- 11 Walking in the Shallows 2:51
- 12 You 4:02
- 13 Spy in the Clubs 4:16
- 14 Somewhere in the World / Who Said This Was the End? 12:14
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