About this album
Where they were
Released in 1996, 'Everything Sucks' marked Descendents' first studio album in a decade following their previous release, 'Enjoy.' At this point in their career, the band was attempting to reconnect with their fan base after a significant hiatus and lineup changes, showcasing a mix of youthful angst and mature reflection.
Why it matters
'Everything Sucks' reinvigorated the band's reputation, achieving critical acclaim within the punk community and influencing a resurgence of pop-punk sounds in the late 90s. The album's straightforward approach resonated with listeners, leading it to become a staple of the genre and earning praise from publications like Rolling Stone.
Essential tracks
- "Everything Sux" — The title track encapsulates the album's themes of disillusionment and frustration while delivering an infectious chorus that defines the band's style.
- "I’m the One" — 'I’m the One' highlights the album's energetic sound, combining catchy hooks with relatable lyrics about self-acceptance and individuality.
- "When I Get Old" — This track poignantly addresses aging and regret, blending humor with earnestness, making it a standout moment that showcases lyrical depth.
Release Date
January 1, 1996
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Everything Sux 1:30
- 2 I’m the One 2:15
- 3 Coffee Mug 0:34
- 4 Rotting Out 1:57
- 5 Sick‐O‐Me 1:46
- 6 Caught 1:47
- 7 When I Get Old 2:29
- 8 Doghouse 1:47
- 9 She Loves Me 2:33
- 10 Hateful Notebook 2:24
- 11 We 2:36
- 12 Eunuch Boy 0:19
- 13 This Place 1:17
- 14 I Won’t Let Me 3:07
- 15 Thank You 4:30
