Fucked Up are never ones to turn down a good gimmick. They’ve released albums on 8-track and on reels, but the limited double-vinyl version of their upcoming LP might be their most intriguing project yet.
Glass Boys will be available on June 3rd via Matador Records (and through Arts & Crafts in Canada). Various bundle pre-orders for the album are available now, including the aforementioned double-LP version, which includes a second LP featuring drummer Jonah Falco’s half-time drums. If that all seems a bit too technical, thementions that both versions of the record are meant to be played at the same time. Like, whoa.
If this is anything like the Neurosis / Tribes of Neurot Times of Grace LPs which were designed to be played simultaneously, then color me excited.
Fucked Up also unveiled the first single for Glass Boys earlier this week, titled “Paper The House”. You can check that out below.
Finally, the band will be on tour throughout the summer, including a date on Montreal’s Heavy MTL in August. All dates (so far) are below.
April 19 – Oakland, CA – Tankcrimes Brainsqueeze Festival
April 27 – St. John’s, NL – Lawnya Vawnya
June 06 – New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
June 08 – Toronto, ON – Field Trip Festival
June 13 – B Sides Festival, Lucern, Switzerland
June 14 – Salle Rogier, Brussels, Belgium
June 15 – Gorilla – Manchester, UK (with Lower)
June 16 – The Cluny, Newcastle, UK (with Lower)
June 17 – Belgrave – Leeds, UK (with Lower)
June 18 – Koko – London, UK (with Lower)
June 19 – Point Ephemere, Paris, France
June 20 – Hurricane Festival – Scheessel, DE –
June 21- Southside Festival – Neuhausen Ob Eck, DE
June 22 – Best Kept Secret Festival – Hilvarenbeek, NL
Aug 09 – Montreal, QC – Heavy MTL
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