Genre: Alternative
Label: Carpark
Size: 12"
Format: 33RPM,

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Fake Fruit Mucho Mistrust LP (Cuties Orange Vinyl)

Fake Fruit

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SKU:
CAKLP175C
UPC:
677517017519

Coming August 23, 2024 pre-order your copy today! Orders with both pre-order and in stock items will have all in stock items shipped immediately!

Sophomore Album on Cuties Orange Vinyl LP!
12 Propulsively Unpredictable Tracks from the Post-Punk Trio!

Fake Fruit's visceral indie rock operates so firmly in the present that it's transportive and unmooring. The Oakland trio's songs careen with volatile energy and lead singer Hannah "Ham" D'Amato's lyrics are enveloped with acerbic humor and resonant perceptiveness. Though their 2024 LP Mucho Mistrust is a sly reference to a beloved Blondie lyric, the title encapsulates the anxieties of daily life, a bloodless music industry, and global capitalism as well as the clear-eyed skepticism needed to rebel against it.

Following the 2021 release of Fake Fruit's self-titled debut LP, the band's personal lives hit a turbulent and transformational period. "There were big life changes and I was so close to boiling over," says D'Amato. "I left a bad relationship, entered a more stable and loving one, got diagnosed with alopecia, and I'm turning 30 soon too." This personal upheaval was channeled into the explosive lead single "Mucho Mistrust." The track is simultaneously disorienting and direct, with clanging guitars from Alex Post, off-kilter drums from Miles MacDiarmid, and D'Amato snarling, "How you gonna blame me / when you could've done something about it / it's not right / How you gonna marinate me / in shitty things overnight." She explains, "This song was a snapshot of how I got through a difficult year."

The video, directed and edited by Jimmy Whispers, is a tongue-in-cheek parody of televangelism, featuring MacDiarmid as a TV pastor in devil makeup and D'Amato as a guardian Angel to an older woman (played by her own grandmother).



Features

  • Cuties Orange Vinyl LP

Selections

  1. See It That Way
  2. Mucho Mistrust
  3. Gotta Meet You
  4. Psycho
  5. Well Song
  6. Más O Menos
  7. Long Island Iced Tea
  8. Venetian Blinds
  9. Ponies
  10. Cause of Death
  11. Sap
  12. Too Soon

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