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Sad But True

The Times · 1997

41 min · 10 tracks · post-punk

A vibrant post-punk tapestry woven with sharp lyricism and infectious melodies that capture the spirit of the late '90s.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Just a Song — The track encapsulates the album's wit and charm with its catchy hooks and satirical lyrics about the music industry, making it an anthem for disenchanted listeners.
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    Riot House — This track stands out for its raw energy and driving rhythm, capturing the chaotic spirit of urban life while showcasing the band's knack for memorable choruses.
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    Two Hitlers in One Bunker — Using provocative imagery, this song critiques power dynamics with sharp social commentary, demonstrating the band's fearless approach to controversial topics.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 The Ballad of Me 4:26
  • 2 Just a Song 3:55
  • 3 Changing of the Guard 4:21
  • 4 Almost a Religion 4:20
  • 5 Obviously One More Disbeliever 3:11
  • 6 Your Ship Is Almost Built 3:44
  • 7 Riot House 3:43
  • 8 See Ya Wouldn't Wanna Be Ya 4:45
  • 9 Two Hitlers in One Bunker 3:51
  • 10 Coming From This Heart 4:47

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