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Room on Fire
indie rock indie rock alternative alternative rock
“12:51” is the first single from Room on Fire, the second album of American band The Strokes. It was released in the US on November 4, 2003. It was formerly known as Supernova. Lead singer Julian Casablancas has said the song’s title is a reference to the habit of people looking at clocks before they have sex. The music video, which was directed by Roman Coppola, is very heavily influenced by the Disney movie Tron. The song is known for the distinctive tone of Valensi’s lead guitar, which somewhat resembles a synthesised keyboard. Read more on Last.fm.
indie rock indie rock alternative alternative rock
“12:51” is the first single from Room on Fire, the second album of American band The Strokes. It was released in the US on November 4, 2003. It was formerly known as Supernova. Lead singer Julian Casablancas has said the song’s title is a reference to the habit of people looking at clocks before they have sex. The music video, which was directed by Roman Coppola, is very heavily influenced by the Disney movie Tron. The song is known for the distinctive tone of Valensi’s lead guitar, which somewhat resembles a synthesised keyboard. Read more on Last.fm.
Reptilia
Someday
Last Nite
The Adults Are Talking
You Only Live Once
Hard to Explain
Is This It
12:51
The Modern Age
Barely Legal
Call It Fate, Call It Karma
Soma
Selfless
Under Cover of Darkness
Automatic Stop
Heart In a Cage
Juicebox
Trying Your Luck
What Ever Happened?
Take It or Leave It
Alone, Together
Machu Picchu
Under Control
The End Has No End
You Talk Way Too Much
I Can't Win
Ode to the Mets
Meet Me in the Bathroom
Razorblade
Why Are Sundays So Depressing
New York City Cops
The Way It Is
Between Love & Hate
When It Started
On the Other Side
Welcome to Japan
Taken for a Fool
Brooklyn Bridge to Chorus
Vision of Division
Bad Decisions
Ask Me Anything
Electricityscape
Ize of the World
Life Is Simple in the Moonlight
Red Light
Killing Lies
Fear of Sleep
Evening Sun
One Way Trigger
Tap Out
