Attention Seeker (EP)

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Attention Seeker
The Regrettes - Attention Seeker EP.png
EP by
Released12 January 2018
Genre
Length13:32
Label Warner Bros.
Producer Mike Elizondo
The Regrettes chronology
Feel Your Feelings Fool!
(2017)
Attention Seeker
(2018)
How Do You Love?
(2019)
Singles from Attention Seeker
  1. "Come Through"
    Released: 9 February 2018

Attention Seeker is the second extended play record by American punk rock band The Regrettes. It was released on 12 January 2018 through Warner Bros. The EP was produced by Mike Elizondo.

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Come Through"2:48
2."Red Light"Night2:59
3."A Teenager in Love"2:49
4."Hey Now (Acoustic)"3:30
5."A Living Human Girl (Acoustic)"
  • Night
  • Murphy
2:46
Total length:13:32

Personnel

The Regrettes

Additional personnel

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