NOFX’s Fats Mike publicizes new band ‘Codefendants’ and shares two singles

NOFX frontman Fats Mike has introduced his new musical mission ‘Codefendants’ and launched two singles, ‘Suicide By Pigs’ and ‘Abscessed’ – pay attention beneath.

NOFX’s ‘Double Album’ is ready to reach on December 2, introduced in September alongside new single ‘Darby Crashing Your Celebration’. The album might be the punk veterans’ final, as they introduced earlier this yr that they intend to embark on a farewell tour in 2023.

Now, Fats Mike has introduced his subsequent mission, posting to Instagram: “I’m in a brand new band!!!!”

In accordance with a press launch, Codefendants – comprising Fats Mike, Sam King and Ceschi Ramos – is a “style fluid musical collective – a cross between hip hop, new-wave, flamenco, and the Beatles”.

First single ‘Abscessed’, a collaboration with Get Lifeless, arrived in October, which was adopted by ‘Suicide By Pigs’ this month.

You possibly can take heed to each singles and watch the movies beneath.

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A press launch additionally described the origin of the brand new band. “Sam King from Get Lifeless’s graffiti crew had been giving tattoos and making flash artwork to boost cash to assist rapper Ceschi Ramos when he was in jail,” it begins.

“Months later they met on the Gilman Road Undertaking in Berkeley, California. They bonded, speaking about their love of hip-hop and punk rock, over a bottle of Jameson. They didn’t comprehend it but, however that they had simply began Codefendants.

“They started recording songs two years later in Los Angeles with Fats Mike from NOFX as producer. Quickly after Fatty joined the band, they determined to make an album that appeared like nothing else. That album will likely be launched in early 2023.”

The brand new tracks can be found to order on 10-inch vinyl here, together with two new songs from Get Lifeless.

Earlier this month, NOFX shared new tune ‘Punk Rock Cliché’, written by Fats Mike and Matt Skiba, shortly after Skiba changed Tom DeLonge in Blink-182.