Fucked Up go old-school hardcore on new Sub Pop single “Disabuse”

Fucked Up have been insanely prolific lately, having released three albums in less than two years, most recently including November’s guest-filled Someday, and they just keep going. Toady, they’ve announced a new Sub Pop single, “Disabuse” / “Self Driving Man,” the former of which is streaming now. “Disabuse” finds Fucked Up in classic high-speed hardcore mode, taking influence (according to Sub Pop’s press release) from Poison Idea and Japanese hardcore band Paintbox, and there’s also a limited edition alternate sleeve for the 7″ that’s based on Poison Idea’s 1990 Sub Pop Singles Club 7″ (pictured above). It’s always a treat to hear Fucked Up embrace no-frills hardcore like this, and they do it as great on “Disabuse” as they did over 20 years ago on classics like “Baiting the Public” and “Police.”

Check out “Disabuse” below and pre-order the 7″ here.