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The Joykiller

The Joykiller · 1995

33 min · 15 tracks · punk

Raw punk energy collides with sardonic lyrics, encapsulating disillusionment in a fast-paced sonic assault.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • short bursts of raw energy
  • sardonic humor in every track
  • for quick listening sessions
  • frantic pace with sharp lyrics
  • ideal for high-energy environments

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer lengthy, immersive albums
  • seek polished, refined sounds

Where this album fits

Career context
The Joykiller marked The Joykiller's debut album, releasing in January 1995. At this point, the band was emerging from the vibrant punk rock scene of the early '90s, seeking to carve out their niche amid rising alternative rock trends. This first release showcased their distinctive sound and lyrical approach, setting the stage for their subsequent work.
Stylistic neighbors
Mongol Shuudan· Flatfoot 56· NOFX

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Love You More Dead 2:12
  • 2 Show Me the System 2:07
  • 3 We Got a God 1:59
  • 4 Seventeen 3:28
  • 5 I Wanna Drink Over You 2:02
  • 6 Go Bang 2:27
  • 7 The Other 2:45
  • 8 Monday 1:35
  • 9 She 1:33
  • 10 Unconscious 3:03
  • 11 Baby Sitter 2:44
  • 12 Nobody’s Here to Stay 2:03
  • 13 Never Come Back to Me 1:48
  • 14 Less Than Crazy 1:07
  • 15 She’s Having Fun 2:06

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