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Television Off, Party On
Rock · 2007 · 5 tracks

Television Off, Party On

Forever the Sickest Kids

High-octane neon pop-punk defined by sugary synths and relentless three-part harmonies. The definitive sound of a 2007 suburban summer party.

July 3, 2007 · Universal Motown

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Unapologetically high-energy and joyful with a relentless focus on the thrill of the moment.

Tracklist · 5 Tracks
01
Believe Me, I'm Lying
3:03
02
She's a Lady
4:00
03
Becky Starz
4:02
04
Breakdown
3:34
05
I Don't Know About You, but I Came to Dance
3:21
Moments Worth Listening For
The sudden transition from the glitchy electronic intro into the explosive guitar riff of track 1.
The three-part vocal harmony stack that hits during the final chorus of She's a Lady.
The breakdown in track 5 where the synths take over the melody entirely before the final drop.
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How does Television Off, Party On sound next to the rest of Forever the Sickest Kids's catalogue?

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It runs notably hotter than this artist's baseline.

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