Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia

Wikipedia gives June 12, 2000 for release in the album article and August 1, 2000 in the discography. Taylor-Taylor and Holmstrom wrote "The Gospel" together; the rest are Taylor-Taylor's. Zia McCabe's analog synth stands in for bass guitar, per Stereogum, and guests include Anton Newcombe on guitar on "Get Off", D.J. Swamp scratching on "Shakin'", Eric Matthews and Vince DiFiore on trumpet, and Troy Stewart on slide guitar. Singles were "Get Off" (May 2000), "Bohemian Like You", "Godless" (July 17, 2001) and, in Australia only, "Horse Pills". A 13th Anniversary Edition in 2013 added a bonus disc.

Metacritic scored it 80. The A.V. Club's Keith Phipps said it may be the most joyous, instantly likable rock record you'll hear this year, AllMusic's Heather Phares gave 4 of 5, Stereogum's Tom Breihan in 2020 called it a quietly brilliant piece of rumpled majesty and glammy insouciance, and Treble's Jeff Terich called it the band's best album. Taylor-Taylor told PopMatters he keeps writing the same 11 songs over and over but the production keeps making them new.