About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Automatic Thrill' was released in 2004, Gluecifer was already a well-established name in the Norwegian rock scene, having gained popularity with albums like 'Soaring With Eagles' (2002). This album marked their first release after signing with a major label, fueling their ambition to reach broader audiences while staying true to their punk roots.
Why it matters
'Automatic Thrill' received positive reviews, reflecting Gluecifer's significant influence on the Scandinavian rock revival of the early 2000s. The album's energetic tracks helped solidify their reputation, and it charted well in Norway, showcasing their ability to blend punk sensibilities with accessible melodies.
Essential tracks
- "Automatic Thrill" — The title track encapsulates the album's frenetic energy and catchy hooks, making it a standout introduction to their sound.
- "Here Come the Pigs" — This track is a sharp critique wrapped in an infectious rhythm, demonstrating Gluecifer's knack for combining social commentary with punk bravado.
- "The Good Times Used to Kill Me" — Closing the album on a reflective note, this song showcases emotional depth while maintaining the band's characteristic intensity.
Release Date
January 1, 2004
Artist Origin
Norway
Tracklist
- 1 Automatic Thrill 3:26
- 2 Take It 2:45
- 3 Car Full of Stash 3:15
- 4 Here Come the Pigs 3:33
- 5 Dingdong Thing 2:40
- 6 A Call From the Other Side 2:52
- 7 Shaking So Bad 3:49
- 8 Freeride 3:45
- 9 Put Me on a Plate 2:44
- 10 Dr. Doktor 2:33
- 11 The Good Times Used to Kill Me 4:45
