The Greatest Generation

Rock · 2013 · 13 tracks · 48m

The Greatest Generation

The Wonder Years

A cinematic conclusion to a trilogy of adulthood. Dense, literary pop-punk that trades teenage rebellion for the crushing weight of existential responsibility.

May 14, 2013 · Hopeless Records

Relentless, confrontational energy balanced by moments of exhausted, piano-led tenderness.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 48m

01

There, There

2:26

02

Passing Through a Screen Door

3:35

03

We Could Die Like This

3:38

04

Dismantling Summer

3:46

05

The Bastards, the Vultures, the Wolves

3:56

06

The Devil in My Bloodstream

4:06

07

Teenage Parents

3:39

08

Chaser

3:55

09

An American Religion (FSF)

2:17

10

A Raindance in Traffic

3:40

11

Madelyn

2:47

12

Cul‐De‐Sac

3:38

13

I Just Want to Sell Out My Funeral

7:35

Moments Worth Listening For

The sudden, crashing transition from the delicate piano intro of The Devil in My Bloodstream into a full-band wall of sound.

The final seven minutes of the album where themes from every previous track are woven into a massive, interlocking medley.

The raw, desperate vocal break during the bridge of Passing Through a Screen Door as the drums build to a frantic peak.

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