Family (Think About Life album)

Family is the debut studio album by the Montreal-based indie rock band Think About Life, released in 2006. It is characterized by its dance-punk and electro-pop influences, drawing comparisons to bands like the Rapture and Talking Heads. The album features a blend of English and French lyrics, reflecting the band's bilingual background and Montreal's cultural landscape. The core members at the time of recording were Martin Cesar, Graham Van Pelt, and Matt Shane.

Notable tracks from the album include "Sweet Sixteen," which gained significant popularity and helped to establish the band's profile, and "Paul C," known for its energetic rhythms and distinctive vocals. The album received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its catchy melodies, upbeat energy, and innovative use of language. It is considered a significant contribution to the Montreal indie music scene of the mid-2000s. "Family" helped Think About Life garner international attention and paved the way for their subsequent releases and tours. The album's themes explore youth, relationships, and the vibrancy of urban life.