Album
Everything Sucks
1996Alternative · Music · College Rock · Indie Rock · Rock · Adult Alternative · Punk
The nerdy punk icons learn to age gracefully.
Tracks
- 11:30
- 22:15
- 30:34
- 41:57
- 51:46
- 61:47
- 72:29
- 81:47
- 92:33
- 102:24
- 112:36
- 120:19
- 131:17
- 143:07
- 154:30
About this album
After Green Day brought pop-punk to the masses in the ‘90s, the time was right for the Descendents to return with their first album of new material in almost a decade. Though their production is beefier and slicker than it was in the '80s, proudly snotty shout-alongs like "Everything Sux" sound just as juvenile as any of the band’s goofy classics. But joyous tracks like “Thank You” display a gratitude that only comes with age, making Everything Sux a welcome return from the nerd-punk icons.