About this album
Sound:
"A vibrant blend of catchy melodies and raw punk energy, embodying the spirit of early '90s alternative rock."
Where they were
Released in 1993, The Muffs marked the band's self-titled debut album after their formation in 1991. At this point, they were establishing themselves in the burgeoning pop-punk scene, following a series of demos that garnered local attention.
Why it matters
The Muffs received critical acclaim for their catchy hooks and energetic sound, contributing to the pop-punk movement of the early '90s. Their single 'Lucky Guy' gained notable airplay on alternative radio stations, helping to solidify their presence in a competitive music landscape.
Essential tracks
- "Lucky Guy" — 'Lucky Guy' stands out as an infectious anthem that captures the band's signature blend of melody and punk attitude, making it an enduring favorite.
- "Saying Goodbye" — This track showcases the band's knack for juxtaposing upbeat melodies with themes of heartache, reflecting their unique lyrical perspective.
- "Every Single Thing" — 'Every Single Thing' perfectly encapsulates the raw energy and emotional sincerity that defines The Muffs’ sound, resonating with listeners seeking authenticity.
Release Date
January 1, 1993
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Lucky Guy 2:47
- 2 Saying Goodbye 2:18
- 3 Everywhere I Go 3:25
- 4 Better Than Me 2:50
- 5 From Your Girl 3:30
- 6 Not Like Me 3:03
- 7 Baby Go Round 2:50
- 8 North Pole 0:36
- 9 Big Mouth 1:51
- 10 Every Single Thing 2:23
- 11 Don’t Waste Another Day 2:37
- 12 Stupid Jerk 0:31
- 13 Another Day 2:15
- 14 Eye to Eye 3:32
- 15 I Need You 3:44
- 16 All for Nothing / [unknown] 3:20
