Released on May 24, 2005, through The Control Group record label, Prime Time Looks a Lot Like Amateur Night is the final studio album by Seattle alternative rock outfit Post Stardom Depression. The Stranger describes the 11-track record as a "whirling electric masterpiece" that blends distorted garage rock with catchy hooks, retro-glam T-Rex sensibilities, and the heavy, progressive drive of Queens of the Stone Age. Anchored by frontman Jeff Angell’s raw, whiskey-worn vocals and a cocksure attitude, the album represents a polished pinnacle of the band's gritty signature sound right before they disbanded.