Fat Dog – The Game disponibile
L'album di debutto WOOF. è fuori ora
“Scream the words and dive head-first into the Fat Dog experience, because ‘WOOF.’ is pure, unbridled escapism – just what the world needs right now. Unserious, unhinged and sensational” NME 5*
“‘WOOF.’ is the end to any conversation that originality in music is dead” DIY 5*
““They make a fantastic, fast-paced, genre-mashing racket. Catch them while you can” The Times 5*
“Fantastic debut album WOOF is a thrilling boshing together of off-its-nut rave bombast, a futuristic take on the KLF, the horny doof of Nitzer Ebb and much else besides” The Quietus
“WOOF. has to be one of the weirdest debut albums of the year” Uncut 8/10
“The UK’s hottest new synthpunk band’s debut album will make you believe the hype” Brooklyn Vegan
“Joyously surreal audio theatre” Clash 8/10
“A party for the end of the world that is – an exhilarating release of urban urgencies realized through some of the nuttiest dance or punk music heard in 2024” The Line of Best Fit 8/10
“WOOF.‘s success lies in translating their rambunctious stage presence into something equally exhilarating” Fader
“Its seven-minute centrepiece, KOTS, rollercoasters through Dies Irae choral menace, Bollywood strings and Hans Zimmer high-tensile blockbuster scoring, while Love growls threateningly” Mojo
After releasing their fantastically unhinged and lauded debut album WOOF. in September, Fat Dog are now back with a brand-new track, “Peace Song”, complete with the mandatory kids’ choir and naturally, it’s come just in time for Christmas.
First debuted at Fat Dog’s live shows earlier this year, the arrival of “Peace Song” in the set signals a moment to have a tender breather, the frenetic mosh temporarily swapped for synchronised swaying arms and lighters in the air.
Directed by James Ogram, the video delivers on the emotion of Joe Love’s refrain “And I'm in love with the world” before turning into a (very) DIY kaiju film. Have the band finally torn free from the big dog in the sky? Fat Dog Pilsners all round if so!
With their current sold-out UK tour culminating at London’s Kentish Town Forum this weekend, Fat Dog are already filling up their 2025, that run will include a headline show at London’s Troxy in April.
Additionally, Fat Dog – The Game is now available to buy. Originally created for the music video for “Wither”, the 90s Playstation style game has been developed into a mostly, fully functioning game that is a lot of fun.
The band were also recently nominated for The Breakthrough Award in Rolling Stone UK’s forthcoming 2024 Awards.
Giulia Distaso
L'album di debutto WOOF. è fuori ora
“Scream the words and dive head-first into the Fat Dog experience, because ‘WOOF.’ is pure, unbridled escapism – just what the world needs right now. Unserious, unhinged and sensational” NME 5*
“‘WOOF.’ is the end to any conversation that originality in music is dead” DIY 5*
““They make a fantastic, fast-paced, genre-mashing racket. Catch them while you can” The Times 5*
“Fantastic debut album WOOF is a thrilling boshing together of off-its-nut rave bombast, a futuristic take on the KLF, the horny doof of Nitzer Ebb and much else besides” The Quietus
“WOOF. has to be one of the weirdest debut albums of the year” Uncut 8/10
“The UK’s hottest new synthpunk band’s debut album will make you believe the hype” Brooklyn Vegan
“Joyously surreal audio theatre” Clash 8/10
“A party for the end of the world that is – an exhilarating release of urban urgencies realized through some of the nuttiest dance or punk music heard in 2024” The Line of Best Fit 8/10
“WOOF.‘s success lies in translating their rambunctious stage presence into something equally exhilarating” Fader
“Its seven-minute centrepiece, KOTS, rollercoasters through Dies Irae choral menace, Bollywood strings and Hans Zimmer high-tensile blockbuster scoring, while Love growls threateningly” Mojo
After releasing their fantastically unhinged and lauded debut album WOOF. in September, Fat Dog are now back with a brand-new track, “Peace Song”, complete with the mandatory kids’ choir and naturally, it’s come just in time for Christmas.
First debuted at Fat Dog’s live shows earlier this year, the arrival of “Peace Song” in the set signals a moment to have a tender breather, the frenetic mosh temporarily swapped for synchronised swaying arms and lighters in the air.
Directed by James Ogram, the video delivers on the emotion of Joe Love’s refrain “And I'm in love with the world” before turning into a (very) DIY kaiju film. Have the band finally torn free from the big dog in the sky? Fat Dog Pilsners all round if so!
With their current sold-out UK tour culminating at London’s Kentish Town Forum this weekend, Fat Dog are already filling up their 2025, that run will include a headline show at London’s Troxy in April.
Additionally, Fat Dog – The Game is now available to buy. Originally created for the music video for “Wither”, the 90s Playstation style game has been developed into a mostly, fully functioning game that is a lot of fun.
The band were also recently nominated for The Breakthrough Award in Rolling Stone UK’s forthcoming 2024 Awards.
Giulia Distaso
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