Talk:The Killjoys (Australian band)

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Band still together[edit]

The article says the band is no longer together but according to the Killjoys site they released new recordings in 2002 and have released a new album in 2006 --Galaga88 14:44, 9 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Killjoys, not Violet Town[edit]

Hey, just a thought... if this article (on the Killjoys) is 2/3 about another band called Violet Town, maybe they should have their own page. The Killjoys have been around for a while, they even won an ARIA award once (1993 I think, I've read a funny story on it - apparently it got dropped into Sydney Harbour off a boat)... this article should be on them, and a whole lot bigger. I'll have a dig around on the net, see what I can find.

By the way, 'A Million Suns' (album) and 'Love And Uncertainty' (single) are brilliant CD's, the pair of them. I got them from second hand shops a couple of years ago and I've loved them ever since. :)

Bird of paradox 16:24, 1 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]