More Parts Per Million, by The Thermals

More Parts Per Million

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1.	It's Trivia 02:13	buy track
2.	Brace And Break 02:13	buy track
3.	No Culture Icons 02:21	buy track
4.	Goddamn The Light 01:57	buy track
5.	Out Of The Old And Thin 02:43	buy track
6.	I Know The Pattern 02:36	buy track
7.	Time To Lose 02:23	buy track
8.	My Little Machine 02:01	buy track
9.	Overgrown, Overblown! 01:43	buy track
10.	A Passing Feeling 01:58	buy track
11.	Back To Gray 02:14	buy track
12.	Born Dead 01:43
13.	An Endless Supply 01:36	buy track

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The Thermals, from Portland, OR, present to you their debut full-length, More Parts Per Million, in all its “no-fi” glory! Distorted guitars, distorted bass, distorted drums, and distorted vocals collide into perfect, distorted pop songs. All-stars Hutch Harris, Kathy Foster, Ben Barnett, and Jordan Hudson make up The Thermals (and, between them, are either some or all of the following bands: Kind of Like Spitting, Operacycle, All Girl Summer Fun Band, and Hutch and Kathy). A band for little more than six months now, they’re already forcing people to take notice (Seattle’s The Stranger had this recent bit of praise: “Million is one of those records that makes the worst spells of depression instantly seem like hazy, nonsensical, memories and fills you with gushing desire and lust for life.”).

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released March 4, 2003

2003 Sub Pop Records

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Post-pop-punk from Portland, Oregon

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