Self-Titled Long-Playing Debut Album
+/- · 2002
39 min · 13 tracks · indie rock
Melodic indie rock layered with introspective lyrics and a lo-fi aesthetic that captures the essence of early 2000s alt music.
Top tracks — play these first
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The Queen of Detroit — This track stands out for its catchy hooks and vivid storytelling, encapsulating the band's ability to blend personal narratives with broader themes of urban life.
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I Sleep Forever — With its haunting melody and contemplative lyrics, this song showcases the emotional intensity that characterizes much of the album, inviting listeners to reflect on deeper themes.
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The Separation of Church and State — This track features sharp social commentary woven into an engaging musical framework, highlighting the band's willingness to tackle complex subjects with creativity.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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I Sleep Forever
A pivotal moment where the narrative shifts from introspection to a direct confrontation with mortality.
This structural choice adds urgency to the reflection, emphasizing the fragility of life while contrasting it against the calmness of the melody.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 All I Do 2:34
- 2 Crestfallen 2:37
- 3 The Queen of Detroit 3:52
- 4 Beverley Road 3:26
- 5 Manifest Destiny (In General) 1:27
- 6 The Declaration of Independence 3:10
- 7 Setting Your Head on Fire 2:56
- 8 The Industrial Revolution 3:38
- 9 Yo Yo Yo (Please Don't Fall in Love) 2:46
- 10 I Sleep Forever 3:45
- 11 All I Have to Do Is Make You 2:18
- 12 Ill Advised 2:47
- 13 The Separation of Church and State 3:45
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