Jawbreaker - 24 Hour Revenge Therapy - LP
Release Date: February 7, 1994
Label: Tupelo Recording Company / Communion Label
24 Hour Revenge Therapy is the third studio album by Jawbreaker, blending punk rock and pop-punk with emotionally raw lyrics. Written by frontman Blake Schwarzenbach following vocal cord surgery, the album features introspective themes of relationships, alienation, and personal turmoil. Recorded with engineer Steve Albini in Chicago, the album includes fan favorites like "Boxcar" and "Do You Still Hate Me?". While touring to promote the album, Jawbreaker faced backlash from the punk community for supporting Nirvana, yet 24 Hour Revenge Therapy has since become a seminal album, influencing bands like Rise Against and Saves the Day. The album’s confessional style and stripped-down arrangements have earned it a lasting legacy in the punk and emo genres.