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Mucho Mistrust (Orange Vinyl)

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$19.53 $31 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

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 Ham D’Amato’s lyrics are enveloped with acerbic humor and resonant perceptiveness. Though their new LP Mucho Mistrust is a sly reference to a beloved Blondie lyric, the title encapsulates both the anxieties of daily life, a bloodless music industry, and global capitalism as well as the clear-eyed skepticism needed to rebel against it. Across 12 propulsively unpredictable tracks, the album is both their most collaborative and most immediate yet.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Emily I. ★★★★★

The orange vinyl is stunning—the color swirls perfectly with the raw energy of the record. Side A just pulls you into their chaotic, present-tense world.

Jason ★★★★★

Ham D’Amato’s lyrics hit even harder on vinyl — the raw energy of this pressing is unmistakable from the first track. The orange color is a nice bonus, but the sound clarity really makes it worth it.

Matthew W. ★★★★★

The orange vinyl pressing looks gorgeous and the packaging feels sturdy, which matters since I’ll be spinning this a lot. “Volatile energy” is the right description—the whole record just crackles from start to finish.