Star’s Revenge announces album and releases “Don’t Worry Dynamite”

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An immersive, immediate and personal sound, loaded with nostalgia and a sincere appreciation of everyday life.

Star’s Revenge brings together musicians with extensive experience in New York: the composers Olive Faber (Sunflower Bean) and Emily Green (Geese) on guitars and voice, Christian Billard (ex-Turnip King) on battery and Jonny Ceballos (Outremont, The Paranoyds) on bass.

After their debut album in 2022, the group has consolidated under the philosophy DIY a power pop sound that combines influences from Talulah Gosh and The Replacements. Now they present “Don’t Worry Dynamite”first single from their second album, Star’s Revenge IIscheduled for November 27.

In Star’s Revenge IIthe band explores love, addiction and friendship. Recorded live on magnetic tape in the home studio of Christian on Long Island, this loud and intimate album offers empathy, powerful guitars and memorable choruses celebrating the arrival of autumn.

Watch the video directed by Olive Faber and Arielle Herman:

This is the cover and the tracklist:

“Clean”

“Don’t Worry Dynamite”

“Teenage Daydream”

“Sorry”

“Fine Line”

“Oh God”

“USA”

“Sea Shanty”

“Last Cigarette”

“Look At You”

“Something Missing”

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