Jawbreaker's major label debut from 1995 which is deleted in the States.

Another monster from the reluctant pre-emo kings of the Bay Area. This was their last studio album before signing to DGC. A work of enduring strength and beauty. Packaged in a Digipak. (Tupelo Recording Company)

2010 reissue of this classic 1990 debut album from the American Alt-Rock heroes. Unfun was recorded in Venice, California, and is a combination of Pop-influenced Punk and DC-influenced Hardcore. However, unlike contemporary Pop-Punk, Unfun has a dark quality and a maturity emblemized by its literary aspirations. While many bands at the time were willing to settle for pat social commentary, Jawbreaker pushed its lyrics, emphasizing depth and resonance. 12 tracks. Blackball Records.

Features numerous A-sides, B-sides, comp tracks, and outtakes from all 4 studio albums. Presented chronologically, the journey begins in November '88 with a track recorded on the first Jawbreaker demo (before they were even known as Jawbreaker) and ends 20 years later with the trio's final studio recording, a version of 'Boxcar' re-worked at the end of the DGC Dear You sessions. 20 tracks. 2002.

Trumpeted by Spin as one of the 'top 10 emo records of all time.' This classic will find a place on the CD shelf of anyone who ever called Rites of Spring, Fugazi or Hot Water Music their favorite band. (Tupelo Recording Company)

Vinyl LP pressing. 2010 reissue of this classic 1990 debut album from the American Alt-Rock heroes. Unfun was recorded in Venice, California, and is a combination of Pop-influenced Punk and DC-influenced Hardcore. However, unlike contemporary Pop-Punk, Unfun has a dark quality and a maturity emblemized by its literary aspirations. While many bands at the time were willing to settle for pat social commentary, Jawbreaker pushed its lyrics, emphasizing depth and resonance. 12 tracks. Blackball Records.

Reissue of the 1990 debut album by emo pioneers, re-packaged in a handsome digipak. 15 tracks. Shredder Records.

The long-awaited CD Digipak issue of the fabulously limited live album from emo's most beloved champions Jawbreaker released on drummer Adam Pfahler's own Blackball imprint. Recorded at San Francisco's Warfield Theatre on April 30th, 1996, it's a beautiful mess of melody, angst, power, discomfort and emotion that runs the gamut of the band's storied career. Includes three songs 'Gemini', 'For Esme', and one top-secret track that have never been released prior, as well a song that was not included on the LP version. The undisputed masters of the sound invite you to their regularly scheduled heartbreak. (Blackball Records)

Jawbreaker's major label debut from 1995 which is deleted in the States.