Lights Out London

Lights Out London
Itchy Poopzkid's studio album
Publication (s)	2011
Label (s)	Findaway Records
Format (s)	CD, MP3 download
Genre (s)	Punk rock , alternative rock , pop punk
Title (number)	12
running time	38:53
occupation	Vocals, electric guitar : Sebastian Hafner Vocals, electric bass : Daniel Friedl Drums : Tobias Danne
production	Achim Lindermeir
chronology Dead Serious (2009) Lights Out London Ports & Chords (2013)

Lights Out London is the fourth studio album by the German punk rock band Itchy Poopzkid . It was released in Germany on February 25, 2011 under the self-founded label Findaway Records . It is the last studio album with Tobias Danne on the drums, who after the recordings vacated the drums in favor of Max Zimmer - who had previously been the band's lighting technician for years.

Emergence

The album was recorded in late 2010 and early 2011. In October 2010 the band released the first single "Why Still Bother", a song that was written for the WDCS (Whale and Dolphins Conservation Society) and is intended to draw attention to the issues of this organization. This is also evident in the music video the band produced for this single.

Track list

1. Why Still Bother
2. Is It On
3. Where Is The Happiness
4. The enemy
5. Watch Us Come Undone
6. How's The Weather Back Home
7. Down Down Down
8. Away From Here
9. Mute somebody
10. It's Definitely Be Great, Hopefully
11. TT hurricane
12. It's Tricky (Cover of Run-DMC )

Singles

1. Why Still Bother
2. Down Down Down
3. It's Tricky (Cover of Run-DMC )

criticism

"Itchy Poopzkid's current studio album is certainly not a groundbreaking original, but consistently highly entertaining piece of music, which impresses above all with its high hit rate in terms of songwriting."

- Lutz Koroleski : musikreviews.de

“With their fourth album, Itchy Poopzkid offer 70% impact, 25% Bravo suitability and 5% lack of imagination. [...] A disc that will not silence all critics, but definitely leaves a fresh and authentic overall impression and shows a band that doesn't need much to climb the punk rock Olympus they are striving for in the foreseeable future. "

- Kai Butterweck : motor.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Music video of "Why Still Bother" on YouTube , last viewed on April 18, 2011
2. ↑ Review at musikreviews.de , last viewed on April 18, 2011
3. ↑ Review at motor.de ( Memento of the original from March 3, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , last viewed on April 18, 2011