Sub Pop proudly teams up with long-running Canadian punk icons Fucked Up for a limited-edition 7” single featuring two brand new, exclusive songs. “Disabuse” and “Self Driving Man” are unlikely light-speed cuts of pure hardcore from Fucked Up. These tracks bleed off the record, having been born from the indelible stamp of Poison Idea’s 1990 anti-oppression anthem “Discontent” and Japanese punk legends Paintbox’s “The Door.” Sitting at the chaotic crossroads of punk, hardcore, and grunge, the two songs have found the most fitting home possible: a Sub Pop single. “Disabuse” is a song Damian wrote for his daughter, who experienced bullying and intimidation at school, while “Self Driving Man” wrestles the out of control automation of our world onto the pavement and into the abyss of faceless progress. The 7” comes on translucent emerald vinyl, and includes a lyric sheet.
• Two brand new, exclusive songs from long-running Canadian punk icons Fucked Up.
• Both tracks are thunderous, rapid-fire hardcore-punk songs, drawing inspiration from Poison Idea’s muscular thrash (in particular, their 1990 anti-oppression anthem “Discontent”), and the eclectic power of Japanese punk legends Paintbox.
A: Disabuse
B: Self-Driving Man
