Panic of Girls
Blondie · 2011
42 min · 11 tracks · new wave · post-punk · power pop
A vibrant blend of new wave energy and power pop melodies infused with contemporary themes.
Why this album works
'Panic of Girls' received mixed reviews but marked Blondie's return to form, showcasing their influence on the dance-rock genre. The album's lead single, 'Mother', charted modestly, reflecting the band's ability to remain relevant in a changing musical climate.
- Career context
- Released in 2011, 'Panic of Girls' was Blondie's first studio album in nearly a decade following their 2003 comeback album 'The Curse of Blondie'. At this point, the band was seeking to reconnect with both old fans and a new generation while adapting to the evolving music landscape.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Neil Young· Bob Dylan· Elvis Presley· Cher· The Beach Boys· Bruce Springsteen· Willie Nelson· Kenny Rogers
- If this clicks, go next to
- Ghosts of Download — Continues the modern sound with fresh energy and experimental elements.
Tracklist
New here? Start with "D‐Day".
- 1 D‐Day Start here 3:37
- 2 What I Heard 3:15
- 3 Mother Standout 3:09
- 4 The End, the End 3:41
- 5 Girlie Girlie 3:25
- 6 Love Doesn’t Frighten Me 3:18
- 7 Words in My Mouth Standout 4:19
- 8 Sunday Smile Standout 4:48
- 9 Wipe Off My Sweat 4:13
- 10 Le Bleu 4:28
- 11 China Shoes 4:21
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
Sync your library
Everything you track here works immediately — no account needed. Create one when you want to sync across devices.