A Mouthful

All songs written by Olivia Bouyssou Merilahti and Dan Levy. • "Playground Hustle" – 2:55 • "At Last!" – 4:09 • "On My Shoulders" – 5:21 • "Song for Lovers" – 2:24 • "The Bridge Is Broken" – 4:42 • "Stay (Just a Little Bit More)" – 3:06 • "Unissasi laulelet" – 2:19 • "Tammie" – 3:15 • "Queen Dot Kong" – 3:14 • "Coda" – 1:57 • "Searching Gold" – 5:10 • "When Was I Last Home?" – 3:34 • "Travel Light" – 4:02 • "Aha" – 4:19 • "In My Box" – 1:48 Bonus tracks on the US release ==Critical reception==

Pitchfork Media gave the album a rating of 7.5 out of 10, noting "[A Mouthful] tries to balance the mature and the immature" and that "[Olivia B. Merilahti and Dan Levy] aren't shy about toying with musical categories (...) which compensates for the less-than-advisable inclusions, and the record is as ambitious and fun as any coming-out party in recent memory", but criticizing the lack of a better quality control. Drowned in Sound gave it a rating of 9 out of 10, saying the band is like "a female Eminem backed with a brass band" or "PJ Harvey on the Moon". French magazine Les Inrockuptibles gave a positive review, calling them a "cool and promising band". The album was nominated for the Prix Constantin in 2008 but did not win. ==Charts==

A Mouthful topped the French charts in its first week. It is the first English-sung pop French record to top the albums chart in France. Sales It was awarded a gold certification from the Independent Music Companies Association which indicated sales of at least 100,000 copies throughout Europe. ==References==