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The Party Scene
Rock · 2005 · 13 tracks

The Party Scene

All Time Low

Raw, unpolished pop punk from the mid-2000s. High-energy garage recordings defined by nasal vocals, suburban angst, and the frantic urgency of being seventeen.

July 19, 2005 · Emerald Moon Records (2)

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A frantic, earnest explosion of suburban teenage angst and the desperate desire to escape.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks
01
Prelude
0:43
02
The Party Scene
2:58
03
Lullabies
3:58
04
Hometown Heroes; National Nobodies
2:53
05
Circles
3:20
06
Interlude
1:50
07
We Say Summer
3:06
08
Break Out! Break Out!
3:10
09
Running From Lions
3:06
10
Noel
4:10
11
I Can’t Do the One‐Two Step
4:02
12
The Girl’s a Straight‐Up Hustler
3:59
13
Sticks, Stones and Techno
2:23
Moments Worth Waiting For
The sudden transition from the atmospheric Prelude into the driving opening riff of the title track.
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Lo Fi+3.7σ

The production is built around lo fi than this artist usually allows.

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