Unfortunately, We're Not Robots
Curl Up and Die · 2001
35 min · 15 tracks · punk · metalcore
A chaotic fusion of metalcore and punk rock exploding with raw energy and sharp socio-political commentary.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- short bursts of chaotic energy
- socio-political commentary with urgency
- wave-like pacing throughout album
- disjointed tracks for attention seekers
Maybe skip if you want
- prefer melodic, structured compositions
- seek long, immersive experiences
Where this album fits
- Career context
- Released in 2001, 'Unfortunately, We're Not Robots' marked Curl Up and Die's sophomore effort, following their debut album 'The One Above All'. At this point, the band was solidifying their identity within the metalcore scene, experimenting with complex song structures and intense lyrical themes that critiqued societal norms.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Carajo· Born of Osiris· Demon Hunter
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 We 0:05
- 2 Are 0:05
- 3 All 0:05
- 4 Dead 0:05
- 5 100 M.P.H. Vomit Dedicated to Jon 0:23
- 6 On the Run from Johnny Law Ain't No Trip to Cleveland 1:13
- 7 Ted Nugent Goes AOL 2:31
- 8 Total Pandemonium 2:28
- 9 Doctor Doom, A Man of Science, Doesn't Believe in Jesus, Why the Fuck Do You? 2:39
- 10 You'd Be Cuter If I Shot You in the Face 8:10
- 11 Make Like a Computer and Get With the Program 4:55
- 12 Your Idea of Fascism and Global Intervention Makes Me Puke 2:36
- 13 I Lost My Job to a Machine 1:19
- 14 Kissing You Is Like Licking an Ashtray 2:02
- 15 Rich Hall (Runner Up in a Carson Daly Lookalike Contest) 7:05
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