Name: Million Dollars To Kill Me
Brand: Joyce Manor

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375 Media

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Release date

2018-09-21

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5168002

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Joyce Manor

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Epitaph Europe

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Alternative / Modern

Joyce Manor is an American punk rock band hailing from Torrance, California. Since their formation in 2008, they have been making waves in the music scene with their energetic and raw sound.
With a unique blend of punk, pop, and emo influences, Joyce Manor has created a distinct sound that sets them apart from other bands in the genre. Their catchy hooks and heartfelt lyrics resonate with fans around the world.
Known for their high-energy live performances, Joyce Manor has gained a loyal following of dedicated fans who can't get enough of their infectious music. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the punk rock scene, Joyce Manor is sure to leave you wanting more.

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Joyce Manor are back with a new album, entitled Million Dollars To Kill Me. Frontman Barry Johnson along with co-founding guitarist Chase Knobbe, new drummer Pat Ware (“Awesome new drummer” adds Johnson) — and longtime bassist Matt Ebert, wrote enough songs to fill a full-length, and then worked to get songs lifted from emails between Johnson and one of his musical hero Impossibles’ guitarist / vocalist Rory Phillips, with whom he had been co-writing long distance, to match the ones written at full volume. (“Bedroom charm versus live rock band” Johnson explains). Their next step was a new step: their rst time recording outside their L.A. hometown, at Converge’s Kurt Ballou’s God City studio in Salem, Massachusetts. They recorded daily 10-to-6 and then slept right upstairs in bunk beds: “Kinda felt like camp,” says Johnson. “It was a pleasure - I would recommend it to anyone.” If 2016’s Cody was about growing up, then Kill Me is about what happens next - the reckonings with love, money, doubt and confusion, and the hope that persists despite it all. For fans of Fidlar, Weezer, Sorority Noise and Descendents.

Million Dollars To Kill Me

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