Goodbye, Asshole

Goodbye, AssholeGoodbye, Asshole is the first studio album by San Francisco scuzz wave merchants Fuckwolf it's a rat's nest of deep grooves, lost '70s rock riff intentions and art punk damage. These conundrums of time inform Goodbye, Asshole, but they are hardly romanticized in it's music. The band, Eric Park (bass, vocals), Simon Phillips (drums) and Tomo Yasuda (guitar) sound blazing and scuzzy, a tight low fi energy blasted onto tape at renowned Bay Area indie

field recordings and intricate MIDI instrumentation

apoplectic vocalist Niagara

Featuring the explosive single

alcoholism

blaxploitation street funk with rolling

Friendship is a six song 12" EP recorded during the Education & Recreation sessions that stands as "a humble monument to the most crucial principle of our band: that the love we share for one another is

live sessions & alternate takes across 2-CDs & 2-180-gram heavyweight clear vinyl LPs

John Paul White

Zuu captures Denzel Curry at his most unapologetically Floridian

" "So Much Love

" Toshi-Low (of Japanese punk band Brahman) on "To Fellas with No Ambition" and Brazilian MCs Emicida and Fioti on "Believer" remixed by DJ FPM (Fantastic Plastic Machine)

Sampled by J Dilla