Pot Boiler
The Verlaines · 2007
41 min · 11 tracks · rock music
Jangly guitars and introspective lyrics intertwine in a blend of melodic rock and poetic storytelling.
Top tracks — play these first
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Midlife Crisis — Opening with an infectious energy, this track encapsulates themes of self-reflection and disillusionment that resonate throughout the album.
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It's Easier to Harden a Broken Heart (Than Mend It) — This song showcases the band's knack for blending melancholy with catchy hooks, making it a standout example of their lyrical depth.
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Forgive Thine Enemies (But Don't Forget Their Names) — This track combines sharp wit with poignant observations on relationships, representing the band's characteristic blend of humor and introspection.
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Real Good Life — Closing out the album, this song reflects a sense of acceptance and contentment, providing a satisfying resolution to the narratives explored throughout Pot Boiler.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Midlife Crisis 3:19
- 2 Stop Messing Around 2:57
- 3 It's Easier to Harden a Broken Heart (Than Mend It) 4:56
- 4 Don't Leave 3:16
- 5 Forgive Thine Enemies (But Don't Forget Their Names) 3:03
- 6 Tragic Boy 4:14
- 7 Sunday in Sevastopol 5:11
- 8 All Messed Up 3:30
- 9 16 Years 3:00
- 10 If You Can't Beat Them 4:09
- 11 Real Good Life 4:00
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