Release Date: 8/28/2001
Recording Date: 8/2001
Tracks: 17
Length: 00:54:53 Hrs
Label: Gotee
Type: CD
- Genre/Styles
- Punk-Pop, Alternative CCM, Christian Punk
Album Tracks (17)
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What the Critics Say
Relient K, named after guitarist Matt Hoopes' well-worn and battered Reliant K car, released their sophomore album, The Anatomy of the Tongue in Cheek, in August 2001. The Gotee label artists -- with members Matt Hoopes, Matthew Thiessen, Brian Pittman, and Stephen Cushman -- combine the styles of ska and punk, resembling the sound of groups such as MXPX and the O.C. Supertones. The highly energetic band, who once intended on leading worship, offers socially relevant topics communicated in understandable language. Geared toward teenagers and young adults, the pop culture references in tracks including "Sadie Hawkins Dance" and "Maybe Its Maybeline" are quickly identifiable and immediately grasp the listener's attention. Definite highlights include the acoustic "For the Moments I Feel Faint" and "The Rest Is up to You." ~ Ashleigh Kittle, All Music Guide
8/17/2008 2:07 AM
The songs have been placed in order from the last song to the first. Now I wonder...how could someone make a mistake like that?