A Step Above No One
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Record Label: Killjoy
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Killjoy was formed in march of 1997. They began playing mostly Nirvana songs, later incorporating their own original material. Playing two World Festivals, multiple CD release parties for Sam Goody, and a live Radio Broadcast on 105.3 FM in Manchester. They quickly developed an impressive fan base in Kentucky including the surrounding cities of Lexington, Louisville, and Richmond. Their songs have been featured on KROQ 106.7 FM in Los Angeles and on the soundtrack for the independent film "Road Rash." Killjoy also has a regular rotation on a Southern California based radio station, "The Punk Rock Demonstration." Killjoy's music is energetic and entertaining, and their take on the punk genre is refreshingly unique. On their album "A Step above No One," Killjoy brings life, love, anger, rebellion, and absurdity to the listener. You can catch them every Wednesday at The Gypsy Lounge. For other show time please check out www.Killjoysucks.com.
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A Step Above No One
author: Tim Staump
The album "A Step above No One" is nothing short of entertaining. The entire album has an overall playful, smartass feel that is usually what is expected when listening to a punk album. The lyrics were creative and humorous, and at times profound. They did not disappoint in delivering a traditional "in your face," rebellious punk album, but they also added their own distinct flavor to the genre.
"Let Them Die", was one of the strongest tracks on the album, with an outstanding depiction of conformity, and the desire to be as far from that conformity as possible. The lyrics were memorable, shocking, and hilarious. It is one of those songs one could not easily forget.
"F. Y. R." was another track that stood out on the album. It was unexpected and entertaining. Listening to this song gave the listener the feeling of being mocked by a young obnoxious child. It felt lighthearted and absurd. Every punk album should have a song with these criteria.
Overall, Killjoy creatively and successfully put together a punk rock album filled with the entire attitude one would expect from any punk rocker. Each song brought something different and interesting to the listener, while still maintaining that fast pace punk feel. This album is definitely recommended to anyone looking for a good time.
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Good shit
author: Jen