Next month, Matador will honor the 10th anniversary of Fucked Up’s early ’10s masterwork ‘David Comes To Life’ with a limited-edition lightbulb-yellow 2xLP reissue.

That album – which clocks in at 78-minutes – may be as heavy a dose of genre-bursting progressive-psychedelic-hardcore punk brilliance as anybody can comfortably ingest at once. But if we’re somehow underestimating you, there’s more. On March 25th, Fucked Up will release ‘Do All Words Can Do’, a nine-track compilation gathering David era-appropriate rarities and B-sides, all of which were previously available only on 7”. The band will also tour North America (East and West Coast dates) and the UK early next year performing the album in full. Fucked Up’s Jonah Falco, Sandy Miranda, and Josh Zucker also appear on the most recent episode of Matador‘s Revisionist History podcast. Joined by friend and tour-mate Patrick Stickles of Titus Andronicus – whose own punk rock concept album, ‘The Monitor’, also turns 10 this year – the conversation offers insight (and entertaining dirt) on the writing and recording of DCTL.

‘DO ALL WORDS CAN DO’
Queen Of Hearts (Demo)
What Would You Do
Do All Words Can Do
Into The Light
Byrdesdale Garden City
What They Didn’t Know
The Truest Road
Remember Me
Octavio Made The Bomb

The reissue serves as the latest entry in Matador Records’ Revisionist History series, our ongoing campaign to jog the record-buying (and streaming!) public’s memory about our many catalog items now poised to celebrate a significant anniversary. Over the course of the year, Matador will mark these anniversaries with new reissues and re-pressings. Each release will be accompanied by rare live footage, unreleased music, photos, and videos.