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Jessica soon finds herself falling into a swirling vortex of madness and the supernatural

Killjoy (Remastered) BNPL Excluded the structure of the opticalListening to KILLJOY is like getting a big, beautiful punch in the face. It'll give you two black eyes but leave you smiling. It's that good. And now that Shihad's classic second album is turning 30, it's fitting it should be repressed and available again. Its sound is bigger and more imposing than ever. KILLJOY is volatile, catchy, and intense all in one. This storm of sonic power isn't just one of New Zealand's finest rock albums it's one of the