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There’s nothing wrong with Fucked Up, but I’ll be damned if I can find anything great. The issue for me is—and has always been—that I immediately feel like a crotchety old geezer whenev... Read more

Fucked Up are arguably the best hardcore album band of at least the last 20 years-- the Toronto sextet's Hidden World and The Chemistry of Common Life both manage the nearly impossible feat of keep... Read more

Arguably no band is taking punk rock to anywhere near the levels of innovation and excitement that Toronto sextet Fucked Up is. Their approach is less about snot and spunk or youthful angst than it... Read more

Punkrockere kommer hverken hippere eller merehypede end de canadiske Vice-darlings i Fucked Up, der senest kom påalles læber, da de samarbejdede med folk som GZA, Yo La Tengo og BobMould om en co... Read more

As one of the more enigmatic bands working today, Fucked Up is perhaps best understood via the vast array of singles they’ve released over the years. Let’s face it: Fucked Up’s albums can be hard t... Read more

This is a monster. Compiling Fucked Up's prodigious and rare seven-inch and twelve-inch output on two discs (not including songs already compiled on 2004's Epics In Minutes), along with a handful o... Read more

Before Fucked Up broke out with 2008's Polaris Music Prize-winning The Chemistry Of Common Life, they were more known for releasing singles than they were albums. Indeed, other than The Chemistry O... Read more

You don't become the biggest thing to crawl out of the hardcore underground simply by inking a deal with Matador and, by proxy, getting the attention of all kinds of hipsters who'd never, ever pay ... Read more

It would have been an understatement to say that Fucked Up were the underdogs going into last year’s Polaris Music Prize. And yet, there they were at the close of the awards ceremony, holding... Read more

Fucked Up’s evolution from blitzkrieg punk band to progressive hardcore champion might seem dramatic, but as evidenced by Couple Tracks: Singles 2002-2009, most of the group’s growing u... Read more