Fucked Up - One Day - VINYL LP

Peak Blue In Milky Clear. With One Day, Fucked Up have delivered one of the most energizing and intricate albums of their entire career, a massive-sounding record that arrives in deceptively small confines. The Canadian hardcore legends have been known for their epic scale in the past, from towering concept albums to 12-hour performances-so it might be a surprise that Fucked Up's sixth studio album is their shortest to date, written and recorded in the confines of one literal day (hence the title). Don't mistake size for substance, though The band's sound has only gotten bigger, more hard-charging, with even denser thickets of melody. If that sounds like a study in contrasts, well, that's Fucked Up for you-and you shouldn't expect, or want, anything different. Album Tracks 1. Found 2. I Think I Might Be Weird 3. Huge New Her 4. Lords of Kensington 5. Broken Little Boys 6. Nothing's Immortal Falling Right Under 7. One Day 8. Cicada 9. Roar

Vinyl LP pressing. Album Tracks 1. Color Removal 2. What Could Have Been 3. Baiting the Public I 4. Baiting the Public II 5. Last Man Standing 6. Litany 7. Police 8. Circling the Drain 9. Reset the Ride 10. A Light That Never Comes on 11. Generation + Red 12. Zezozose 13. Dance of Death

'Fucked Up is a rare band. They're a mutant strain of post-hardcore, arenapunk super-talents capable of reworking the strange and the beautiful into something cohesive, but never at the expense of their signature, addictive, furious entropy. They are truly a blitzkrieg of song and lyric. Is it work-shy and lazy to call a live record whose songs fl ow seamlessly into one another 'epic?' What if every track is a battering ram of rabid guitar, fugitive vox, death match bass and roaring drums? No matter how you dice it... one word won't ever be enough to explain a band like Fucked Up. All substitutions will pale in comparison to the experience itself. That goes for every blurb and every pixelated cell phone video out there. But... our record does the show justice. Fucked Up got their start as many often do, making the rounds on punk and DIY circuits in Toronto, around Canada and later into the USA. Punk is a genre known for it's velocity, brevity and politics, although here we have an almost complete inversion of those core traits songs don't race the clock, mythology and storytelling weaving fully realized narratives, and a bipartisan set with a 100% approval . Album Tracks 1. Year of the Rat 2. David Comes to Life 3. Son the Father 4. I Hate Summer 5. Year of the Ox 6. California Cold