What We Are

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What We Are

Studio album by Four Sick Cats

Released

May 17, 1996

Recorded

1995

Genre

Alternative metal
Stoner metal
Nu metal

Label

Epic Records

Producer

Tony Rodrigo

Professional reviews

Four Sick Cats chronology

What We Are
(1996)

Broken Times
(1998)

What We Are is the debut album by American rock band Four Sick Cats, released in 1996 on Epic Records.

1 Information
2 Track listing
3 Singles
4 Personnel

[edit] Information

Despite never being a major success, the album gave the band a massive cult following in California, particularly the Greater Los Angeles area. The album's themes deal with self-realization, anger, pop culture, and depression.

[edit] Track listing

"What We Are" (3:11)
"Pro-Bono" (2:14)
"Neverland Ranch Sleepover Party" (2:18)
"The World Coming Down" (3:57)
"Stick You" (2:21)
"Gottfried Road" (7:20)
"(S)pit" (2:22)
"Token Snoozer" (3:41)
"I Don't Take Myself Seriously" (1:57)
"Alaska" (6:54)

"Alaska" ends at 5:24 and contains a hidden track, "Aw Yeah", at 6:20.

[edit] Singles

"The World Coming Down" was released as a promo single, but got little airplay. The video, which cost less than $400, simply featured the band playing in a room.