Neon Nights Electric Lives is the first proper full-length release from Vermont's The Static Age. Though The Cost of Living recordings predated it, those are considered the band's demos.[1] A limited version of Neon Nights Electric Lives was released on October 19th, 2004[2] and sold only on tours, but a full release came on March 23, 2005 via Tarantulas Records.[1] The extended album also includes remixes from Jade Puget of AFI and Dave Walsh of The Explosion/The Loved Ones, and a vinyl reissue of the album was released in March 2014 on Highwires.[3]

Neon Lights Electric Lives
Studio album by The Static Age
Released	March 23, 2005
Genre	Post-punk, indie rock
Length	42:16
Label	Tarantulas Records/The Platform Group (US)
Producer	Matt Squire
The Static Age chronology
The Cost of Living (2002) Neon Lights Electric Lives (2005) Blank Screens (2006)

Track listing

Personnel

• Andrew Paley - Voice, Guitars
• Adam Meilleur - Bass
• Bobby Hackney - Drums
• Marie Whiteford - Keyboards
• Produced, Engineered and Mixed by Matt Squire
• Mastered by UE Nastasi at Sterling Sound/NYC
• Art & Design by Ryan Johnson, with Andrew Paley and Tim Presley
• Released on Tarantulas Records in March, 2005

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