FUCKED UP - YEAR OF THE OX
12" (12"/10" Single)
Label: MERGE
Release date: 05/08/2022
Barcode: 0673855039107
Catalog no.: MRGLPC10000391
Item ID: 523444
Recorded over six months by Jon Drew at Giant Studios in Toronto, 'Year Of The Ox' is the band's fourth record in the continuing 12-year cycle and adds to its evolving retinue of guest musicians. It features Nika Rosa Danilova of Zola Jesus for a guest vocal passage and Toronto's string quartet New Strings Old Puppets. Aerin Fogel (Bitters) joins on saxophone. Comes on limited light blue and green vinyl.
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