Fat Dog announce new album 'Cancel Me (I'm Tired)' and share propulsive title track

Fat Dog's frontman Joe Love is on a roll. After getting married in Las Vegas last year, the band returned home from their US tour and started working on their second album, Cancel Me (I'm Tired). This time around, Love had more to say than just letting the music lead the way - he dove into themes of addiction, family ties, love, AI, ancestry, and even Chris Tarrant. Here's the thing: their new album is a scathing critique of cancel culture, and it's not just about being provocative - it's about being honest.

The title track, also called "Cancel Me (I'm Tired)", is a propulsive, club-inspired take on Anatolian rock, courtesy of Altın Gün. It's the sound of people pushing your buttons, and your buttons pushing back. The lyrics affirm, "If you wanna cancel me/Then go ahead and do it please." It's a raw, unapologetic response to the pressures of modern life, where one misstep can mean social annihilation. Fat Dog's music is not for the faint of heart.

The album artwork is a bold, eye-catching image that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The tracklist is just as interesting, with songs like "Heart Of Darkness", "Shit Love", and "Snakes" promising a wild ride. Love has said that he left the lyrics until last this time around, but the result is a more personal and introspective album than their debut. It's like Fat Dog is saying, "We're not just making music - we're making a statement."

Fat Dog is doing a number of in-store shows ahead of the album's release, and fans can get entry by pre-ordering the album. It's a clever way to generate buzz and get people excited about the new music. The album itself is out on October 2, and you can pre-order it now.

Here's the thing: Fat Dog's new album is a call to arms against the cancel culture that's suffocating our society. It's a raw, unapologetic response to the pressures of modern life, and it's not just about being provocative - it's about being honest. With their new album, Cancel Me (I'm Tired), Fat Dog is saying, "We're not just making music - we're making a statement." And that statement is loud, clear, and unapologetic.