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Vitamin Party (n) - Four guys with diverse musical backgrounds who, around 2004, decided to write some songs together, just because they could. Inventors of "The Future Show" Vitamin Party has used it's super power of finely tuned rocking to post modernly punk rock bay area asses and try (unsuccessfully) to make the bay area collectively belly laugh. Widely known for their alcohol intake, Vitamin Party leave behind them a trail of good feelings, vomit, dead zombies, drunk robots, winning lottery tickets, 80's movies, invisible teenage ninja babies and whatever else it is you kids today like to associate with.
REVIEWS
"Vitamin Party's particular blend of smarts, talent, cockiness and humor, along with their apparent
intolerance for even the slightest falsity of spirit in the creation and performance of their music, make
them highly palatable even to those with a distaste for poppier types of punk.
So CHEERS to Vitamin Party, say we!" - F Labels
"It sounds like these guys may have moved to Berkeley about twenty years too late. they play poppy, lo-fi punk that has a bit of an edge to it. the songs are pretty catchy, mostly mid-tempo tunes. I must say that its about time that a pop-punk band got the song length right (thats about two minutes if you were not sure)" - Pete of Maximum Rock and Roll on "The Revenge"
"Vitamin Party sounds like if, about 15 years ago, someone had slipped one too many Red Bull & vodkas to Pavement and said, 'OK, now go and try and make a record'" - Ted at BAGeL Radio
"RAD. Vitamin Party never let me down" - Colin Daly of Ex-boyfriends/Lucky Jesus
"The sweet smell of pop punk with influences from the Mr.T experience and Green Day" - SF Gate
"music" - David Lucich of Maximum Rock & Roll
"While Vitamin Party is not the most original band its foolish to dismiss them as a derivative there’s a lot enthusiasm in every song on the album. Sounding punk is easy. Meaning it is different. Vitamin Party succeeds at both" - A.J. Crowley WUIX Student Radio
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