Emily Green of Geese and Sunflower Bean’s Olive Faber have officially returned with their collaborative project, Star’s Revenge. The duo has unveiled their latest single, “Don’t Worry Dynamite,” alongside plans for a forthcoming studio album.
Star’s Revenge. CREDIT: Nika De Carlo
The band, which sees both Green and Faber contributing guitar and vocal duties, is rounded out by bassist Jonny Ceballos—known for his work with The Paranoyds and So Long Goodnight—and drummer Christian Billard of Turnip King. This collective is set to release their second full-length effort, Star’s Revenge II, on November 27. The record serves as the follow-up to their 2022 self-titled debut.
Leading the rollout is the track “Don’t Worry Dynamite,” a sub-three-minute composition defined by its breezy, jangly guitar melodies and Faber’s reassuring lead vocals. The song is accompanied by a DIY-style music video filmed in a wooded setting, which was co-directed by Faber and Arielle Herman.
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According to official statements, the new album continues the narrative thread established on their debut, inviting listeners into a dreamlike exploration of friendship, addiction, and love. The band recorded the project live to tape at Billard’s home studio in Long Island, aiming to capture an “intensely loud record for quiet people.”
The full tracklist for Star’s Revenge II includes:
Clean
Don’t Worry Dynamite
Teenage Daydream
Sorry
Fine Line
Oh God
USA
Sea Shanty
Last Cigarette
Look At You
Something Missing
The return of Star’s Revenge follows a busy period for its members. Geese, in particular, saw significant success with their 2025 album Getting Killed, which was named the top record of the year by NME. The band also maintained a high profile in 2026 with festival appearances at Reading & Leeds, Electric Picnic, and a headline slot at End Of The Road.
