Music For Break-Ups, by The Joykiller

Music For Break-Ups

by The Joykiller

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1.	Tonight 02:20	buy track
2.	Best Friend's Girl 03:07	buy track
3.	How Could Lovers Be So Strange 02:06	buy track
4.	Lipstick On the Radio 03:21	buy track
5.	Hey Yeah 03:15	buy track
6.	Moving Out 02:54	buy track
7.	She Comes Around 03:19	buy track
8.	That Girl 02:16	buy track
9.	What She Wants Now 02:26	buy track
10.	She's Not There 01:49	buy track
11.	Now She Knows 02:33	buy track
12.	Vacant 05:37	buy track

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The songs you're about to enjoy were written in the mid 90's and buried in a cassette tape jungle. The Joykiller was known for writing an abundance of tunes and unbelievably, but not surprisingly, these tracks were lost. They are now recorded for the first time. Playing on this collection are the original members of the band; Jack Grisham, Ronnie King, and Billy Persons, but joining the boys on drums is the fabulous Matthew Rainwater, and on guitars the legendary Rikk Agnew and Steven Hufsteter and, as a special bonus, backing vocals were delivered by Steve Soto. The record was produced at Kitten Robot studio by the genius Paul Roessler. The Joykiller was called a 'Pop Punk' super-group due to the band members affiliation with so many of the early southern California punk originators and this collection continues w/ that tradition. The players on these songs have been, or still are, affiliated with these groups: T.S.O.L., The Weirdos, The Gun Club, Vicious Circle, The Adolescents, 45 Grave, The Quick, Nina Hagen, Twisted Roots, The Screamers & Christian Death."

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released September 14, 2020

Copyright (c) – 2015 Jack Grisham, 2020 Wanker Records

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