Part Four (Operater album)

Part Four is the fourth and final studio album by Operater, released on One Punch Records in October 1993. The album became poppier than the last release, being labeled "power-pop" by a large majority of people. The album had them drop the melancholy sound of the releases prior, focusing more on radio appeal. It went gold in 6 months. The album is largely considered the worst of the Operater releases, due to its forced poppy sound. The band broke up after this album. The band has expressed interest since about reforming, but frontman Eric Darnell considers it "unlikely at best."