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More Parts Per Million is The Thermals' debut album. The album was released in 2003 on Sub Pop Records. Even though the band was considered to be a supergroup of sorts at the time of release, an alleged total of $60 was spent on the recording. As such, the record has a very lo-fi aesthetic, not present on their later recordings.

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"It's Trivia"
2.	"Brace and Break"
3.	"No Culture Icons"
4.	"Goddamn the Light"
5.	"Out of the Old And Thin"
6.	"I Know the Pattern"
7.	"Time to Lose"
8.	"My Little Machine"
9.	"Overgrown, Overblown!"
10.	"A Passing Feeling"
11.	"Back to Gray"
12.	"Born Dead"
13.	"An Endless Supply"

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-'''''More Parts Per Million''''' is [[The Thermals]]' debut album. The album was released in 2003 on [[Sub Pop Records]]. Even though the band was considered to be a [[Supergroup (music)|supergroup]] of sorts at the time of release, very little was spent on the recording. As such, the record has a very [[lo-fi]] aesthetic, not present on their later recordings.
+'''''More Parts Per Million''''' is [[The Thermals]]' debut album. The album was released in 2003 on [[Sub Pop Records]]. Even though the band was considered to be a [[Supergroup (music)|supergroup]] of sorts at the time of release, an alleged total of $60 was spent on the recording. As such, the record has a very [[lo-fi]] aesthetic, not present on their later recordings.
 ==Track listing==