NOFX have announced the release of their 15th studio album, with Double Album scheduled to arrive on Friday, 2nd December. The new record comes almost 18 months after the release of their last full-length, 2021’s Single Album.
Vocalist Fat Mike explained after the release of Single Album that the band had gone into the studio at the time with plans to record a double album along the lines of releases from Pink Floyd, The Who, or The Beatles. Ultimately, some tracks weren’t seen as strong enough for release at the time, resulting in the titular single album. The remainder of the material is now scheduled to arrive on Double Album.
NOFX – ‘Darby Crashing Your Party’
“I really like Single Album a lot, but the songs on Double Album aren’t quite up to scratch,” Fat Mike said in a statement. “All these songs were recorded at the same time, except this one was finished two years later. I think it’s a very enjoyable album, and maybe our funniest.”
He continued, “I think it is what a lot of our fans will want to hear and it’s a great side three and four for a double album. I accomplished my goal of making a solid double-album, but it just took a lot longer than I expected.”
News of the forthcoming album comes accompanied by latest single, ‘Darby Crashing Your Party’, which takes its title from the name of late Germs leader Darby Crash.
Earlier this month, NOFX confirmed the news that they will be breaking up in 2023, potentially making Double Album the final release of their 40-year career. The group are also scheduled to perform in Australia for the Good Things festival, which launches in Melbourne on the same day as the release of Double Album.
Double Album is scheduled for release on Friday, 2nd December.
NOFX – Double Album
- Darby Crashing Your Party
- My Favorite Enemy
- Don’t Count On Me
- Johanna Constant Teen
- Punk Rock Cliché
- Fuck Day Six
- Is It Too Soon If Time Is Relative?
- Alcopollack
- Three Against Me
- Gone with The Heroined
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