Fat Dog - Woof. - Import Red Vinyl LP Record+T-shirt(S) with Obi, DL Code Limited Edition

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Fat Dog

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In 2024, Fat Dog, the charismatic mad dog leading a whole new underground movement, releases his substandard debut album "WOOF."! It's been eight months since Fat Dog's epic debut single "King of the Slugs" was released. That feeling has never gone away. Frontman and leader of this mad dog army, Joe Love, is the first to shout these words on their finally unleashed debut album, WOOF. They are the most exciting and groundbreaking band in years, and the ones behind the most frenetic and wild live shows London has seen in years: their debut single "King of the Slugs" in 2023 and "All the Same" released in January 2024. After piquing the eardrums and interest of early-earing fans with just two songs, "King of the Slugs" in 2023 and "All the Same" released in January 2024, the band is now ready to release their debut album, "WOOF.The new song "Running," released in conjunction with the album announcement, is a quirky, trancy song with a delirious hook, and the music video, directed by Stephen Agnew, is reminiscent of the work of such geniuses as Ken Russell and Ingmar Bergman, and the film "Mandy: The Hell The video is reminiscent of the world of "The Road Warrior" and reveals the origins of the cult of Fat Dog and who the leader of this new underground movement is. When Fat Dog was formed in booming South London, they set two rules. To be a healthy band that did their own thing, and to not use saxophones in their music. But this simple rule has been broken by Brixton's five troubled kids. Yes, we threw those rules out the window," says Love, "and life is too short to continue following the plans we've made for the disturbing and constraining year 2021. And that is precisely when Fat Dog was formed.Joe Love formed the group and decided to put the demos he was making at home out into the world as a means of maintaining his sanity during lockdown. Love found four like-minded, maverick friends in Chris Hughes (key, syn), Ben Harris (b), Johnny Hutchison (ds), and Morgan Wallace (key, sax). Music these days is too cerebral for people to dance to," says member Hughes. Our music is the opposite of thinking music," says Hughes, who knows this all too well. Hughes understands this, because even before he joined the band, he was already a fan of the band, which had already made a name for itself with its exhilarating and eccentric live shows in South London. Those gigs were the foundation of Fat Dog. They would drink too much together and enjoy the moment to the fullest, then come back to reality and go home to enjoy it again the next day. That's what Fat Dog is all about. (1/3)

Tracklisting:

1.Vigilante
2.Closer to God
3.Wither
4.Clowns
5.King of the Slugs
6.All the Same
7.I am the King
8.Running
9.And so it Came to Pass