What makes Starry by The Killjoys notable?

Starry gained significant attention in Canada, particularly for its lead single 'Today I Hate Everyone', which became a college radio favorite. The album's blend of catchy melodies and gritty lyrics resonated with listeners, helping to establish The Killjoys as key players in the burgeoning alternative rock movement of the early '90s. Released in early 1994, Starry is The Killjoys' debut album, marking their entry into the Canadian alternative rock scene. At this time, the band was still establishing its identity after forming just a year prior, positioning them as fresh voices in an evolving musical landscape.

How many songs are on Starry?

Starry has 11 tracks, running approximately 32 minutes.

Starry

The Killjoys · 1994

32 min · 11 tracks · alternative rock

A raw, energetic blend of punk-infused alternative rock that captures youthful angst and rebellion.

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Today I Hate Everyone — This track stands out as an anthem of disillusionment, combining sharp lyrics with a driving beat that captures the band's rebellious spirit.
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Candyland — With its catchy hooks and playful yet critical take on escapism, this song showcases the band's knack for balancing humor with deeper themes.
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Low — The closing track features a more introspective sound, contrasting the album's earlier raw energy while highlighting the band's lyrical depth.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Today I Hate Everyone 2:14
2 Ungowa, Baby! 4:16
3 If I Were You 2:44
4 Candyland 3:22
5 Dana 2:23
6 Monkeysucker 1:08
7 Sally Won't 2:56
8 Anyday Now 2:47
9 Low 5:23
10 Headlong 3:18
11 Someplace 2:05

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