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Featuring <a href="spotify:artist:0hxmHf6CqXsOLWgGXjmr7I" data-name="Anthony Green">Anthony Green</a> of <a href="spotify:artist:11FY888Qctoy6YueCpFkXT" data-name="Circa Survive">Circa Survive</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1z1nZOj7qQWhNjWKr5ipqh" data-name="Adam Lazzara">Adam Lazzara</a>, and John Nolan of <a href="spotify:artist:24XtlMhEMNdi822vi0MhY1" data-name="Taking Back Sunday">Taking Back Sunday</a> and additional percussion from Benjamin Homola of <a href="spotify:artist:3kVUvbeRdcrqQ3oHk5hPdx" data-name="Grouplove">Grouplove</a> Fuckin Whatever is a fluid project born of longtime friendships and late nights on the road, but what it could grow to become is entirely unwritten.
It all started on the 2016 Taste Of Chaos tour. After Green wrapped his opening set with <a href="spotify:artist:1NUOfvAhA9AvsF1ISMkgHX" data-name="Saosin">Saosin</a> each night, itching to play more music, he started setting up impromptu acoustic gigs in the parking lots after his set. One night, his restless energy led to an impromptu backstage jam session with Lazzara, Nolan, Homola, and others–except there were no instruments involved. Using just their voices and a stomp or two in lieu of percussion... before they even realized it, Fuckin Whatever was born. They decided to start recording these nightly jam sessions on their phones, and by the end of the tour, there were literally dozens of recordings.
Fast forward to 2020–ugh. With a creative need to continue making and releasing music, Anthony approached the group about releasing some of those recordings. Feeling a similar restlessness, Nolan suggested they try making and recording something for real instead. There are zero instruments on Fuckin Whatever's self-titled debut. "It's pretty much 80% mouth noises and 20% Ben slapping things around the house," Lazzara explains. Those voices, however, are among some of the most recognizable in modern rock music, yet here they take on a new life.
It all started on the 2016 Taste Of Chaos tour. After Green wrapped his opening set with <a href="spotify:artist:1NUOfvAhA9AvsF1ISMkgHX" data-name="Saosin">Saosin</a> each night, itching to play more music, he started setting up impromptu acoustic gigs in the parking lots after his set. One night, his restless energy led to an impromptu backstage jam session with Lazzara, Nolan, Homola, and others–except there were no instruments involved. Using just their voices and a stomp or two in lieu of percussion... before they even realized it, Fuckin Whatever was born. They decided to start recording these nightly jam sessions on their phones, and by the end of the tour, there were literally dozens of recordings.
Fast forward to 2020–ugh. With a creative need to continue making and releasing music, Anthony approached the group about releasing some of those recordings. Feeling a similar restlessness, Nolan suggested they try making and recording something for real instead. There are zero instruments on Fuckin Whatever's self-titled debut. "It's pretty much 80% mouth noises and 20% Ben slapping things around the house," Lazzara explains. Those voices, however, are among some of the most recognizable in modern rock music, yet here they take on a new life.
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