Star’s Revenge have shared “Don’t Worry Dynamite” ahead of their second album, Star’s Revenge II, which arrives digitally on November 27. Olive Faber of Sunflower Bean and Emily Green of Geese wrote all 11 songs. Christian Billard and Jonny Ceballos complete the four-piece, and the album credits give them a broader role than the two better-known band names in the announcement might suggest.

The four members of Star’s Revenge pose with guitars in front of a chain-link fence.
Star’s Revenge in a publicity photograph by Nika De Carlo.

Faber sings and plays guitar, while Green contributes vocals, guitar and piano. Ceballos handles bass and percussion, and Billard plays drums and percussion. Production is credited to Star’s Revenge as a group. Billard also shares the engineering credit with Raphael Carleton and the mixing credit with Faber. Faber handled additional vocal engineering, with Chris Gehringer mastering the record.

For Sunflower Bean listeners, Faber’s role here offers a different point of entry. Take the credits for “Watch You Walk Away,” from the 2025 Mortal Primetime deluxe release. Faber plays drums on that song and shares composition and production duties, while Caesar Edmunds takes the mixing credit. On II, guitar and vocals put Faber alongside Green, with the mixing shared between Faber and Billard. The writing and production work continue across both bands, while the instrumental roles and mixing partnership change. Faber also takes the cover-art credit, using a photograph by Samuel Leon.

“Don’t Worry Dynamite” lasts 2 minutes and 47 seconds and occupies the second slot, between the opener “Clean” and “Teenage Daydream.” The sequence ends with “Look At You” and “Something Missing.” The current digital preorder supplies the single immediately and unlocks the complete record on release day. Downloads are listed in formats including MP3 and FLAC, with a 24-bit/96kHz option.

The physical copy follows a separate schedule. The band is offering green vinyl with black splatter, paired with the digital album. The listing says the record will ship on or around January 5, 2027, while the digital release remains November 27. There are 39 days between those dates. A vinyl order therefore also provides a way to hear the album during the wait, since the package includes the digital preorder and its release-day access.

The January date is the planned dispatch. The record will still have to travel from there, which is worth keeping in mind for a year-end gift. The music itself will already be out. Whether buying a download or a vinyl package, listeners can start with the single now and return for the complete album in November.