What makes Too Much by Bonaparte notable?

The album's energetic tracks contributed to Bonaparte's rising popularity within the dance-punk scene, earning them notable festival appearances across Europe. Its experimental approach to rhythm and structure has made it a reference point for subsequent artists exploring similar sonic territories. When 'Too Much' was released in January 2008, Bonaparte was establishing their presence in the European music scene after forming in 2006. This album followed their self-titled debut and marked a significant step in refining their eclectic sound and theatrical performance style, showcasing a blend of genres that would become their signature.

Too Much works well if you're into steady energetic flow throughout, danceable tracks for celebration and short bursts of frenetic fun.

How many songs are on Too Much?

Too Much has 15 tracks, running approximately 47 minutes.

Too Much

Bonaparte · 2008

47 min · 15 tracks · dance-punk

A frenetic blend of dance-punk rhythms and catchy hooks that invites listeners to abandon inhibition and lose themselves on the floor.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Do You Want to Party — This opening track encapsulates the album's high-energy vibe with its infectious beat and playful lyrics, setting the tone for a wild ride ahead.
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Too Much — The title track blends strikingly catchy melodies with an upbeat tempo, creating a compelling anthem about excess that resonates throughout the album.
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Anti Anti — With its driving rhythm and provocative lyrics, this track challenges societal norms while reflecting Bonaparte's unique artistic perspective and sense of humor.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady energetic flow throughout
danceable tracks for celebration
short bursts of frenetic fun
engaging sing-along moments
for lively gatherings

Maybe skip if you

prefer slow, reflective music
want lengthy, immersive pieces

Where this album fits

Career context: When 'Too Much' was released in January 2008, Bonaparte was establishing their presence in the European music scene after forming in 2006. This album followed their self-titled debut and marked a significant step in refining their eclectic sound and theatrical performance style, showcasing a blend of genres that would become their signature.
Stylistic neighbors: The Rapture· LCD Soundsystem· Death from Above 1979

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Tracklist

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

1 Do You Want to Party 1:14
2 Who Took the Pill? 2:30
3 Too Much 3:05
4 Anti Anti 3:15
5 Ego 4:07
6 Tu Me Molas 3:48
7 Wrygdwylife? 3:33
8 Blow It Up 3:14
9 Lvdngrslvngklls 2:59
10 I Can't Dance 3:01
11 No, I'm Against It! 1:52
12 A-A-Ah 3:52
13 Bienvenido (reprise) 3:25
14 Gigolo Vagabundo 4:01
15 3 Minutes in the Brain of Bonaparte 3:14

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