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Robot Ate Me
They Ate Themselves
Genres: Pop, Rock

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Our Bones Were Chalk
2. Tied to the Car
3. They Ate Themselves
4. Sugar and My Rotted Teeth
5. You Smile
6. A Harp (And How You Cut My Strings)
7. After the War
8. Kept Our Hands Warm
9. What It Felt Like to Fall
10. Everyone Was Still
11. We Ate Each Other
12. In the Fire
13. What We Thought Was Fog
14. Goodnight: I Almost Died
15. They Killed You
16. So We Stopped
17. You Died... an Afterthought

CD Details

All Artists: Robot Ate Me
Title: They Ate Themselves
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Standard Recording
Original Release Date: 1/1/2003
Re-Release Date: 5/20/2003
Genres: Pop, Rock
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 666973101221, 804663582824

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CD Reviews

Out of Stock

02/06/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Distribution for this title is currently being negotiated and is only available directly from the label (www.swimslowly.com) until US distribution can be established again. Thank you."

At least they're honest.

Bob Does Things | North Jersey | 01/22/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I don't know exactly how I stumbled across this band. I think I was listening to The Bedroom Heroes and was so impressed I wanted to buy their album. (Afterall, I'm no pirate) Turns out the bedroom heroes formed a new band called The Robot Ate Me on Swim Slowly records. I had to have it all.. and wow. The Robot Ate Me's They Ate Themselves.. is the most honest and genuine album I have ever heard. Every song is interesting and different. Very slow and melodic with some great synth/keyboard and guitar riffs. I've put the album on in my car a lot and whoever is with me is always impressed with it. I just ordered The Robot Ate Me's newest album off Swim Slowly records, and it came with artwork, a random polaroid picture, a sticker, a poster, a handmade booklet of art and the cds.. and on the cd leaflets they were in were actually scraps of the songwriter's notebook with lyrics on them. Probably the best $15 I have ever spent in my entire life. What an amazing band.. I'm not too good at writting reviews but if you are thinking of getting this album..get it. It's worth it."

An interesting trip into your mind.

Pete Borcz | Chicago, IL | 12/19/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I was introduced to "Robot Ate Me" one cool late fall day. Friends of mine were playing a show at a coffee house, and happened to have a guy from California playing. He happened to be in town. He was a quiet, shy guy with a huge grin on his face. He sat down on the stage, legs crossed, and drew the attention of every single person in the room for his entire set.I bought the CD off of him that instant.The CD is best described as Indie Lo-Fi Pop. Dark, and at times depressing, the singer whispers lyrics, an acoustic guitar is picked, a drum drums, a cascade of different noises crosses the sonic plain. You can feel the raw emotion in the music. A personal nature, almost as if you are reading a scrawl in a private journal.Trust me, and buy this CD."