The "Hellogoodbye-EP" is the debut extended play by American indie pop band Hello Goodbye, released in CD format by Drive Thru Records. This EP captures the band's signature blend of catchy synth-pop melodies and heartfelt lyrics, offering listeners a fresh and energetic sound that quickly garnered attention in the early 2000s alternative scene. Featuring standout tracks like "Shimmy Shimmy Quarter Turn" and "Call n Return," this release set the stage for Hello Goodbye's later mainstream success with their full-length albums. The band, formed in Huntington Beach, California, became known for their playful approach to songwriting and innovative use of electronic elements within pop music. Their subsequent releases have charted internationally and earned them a devoted fanbase.
Drive Thru Records is renowned as one of the most influential independent labels in modern punk-pop and emo history. Founded in 1996, it has launched numerous successful acts such as New Found Glory, Something Corporate, and Finch. With its commitment to supporting emerging talent with unique voices, Drive Thru has played an essential role in shaping the sound of a generation.