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FAT TROUT TRAILER PARK  is a two-piece post-punk interpretation of what people in the future would think the past sounds like.

That's what you get when you combine the bare-boned, riff-heavy structure of early-2000s rock and roll and filter it through the kaleidoscopic lens of the 2010s psych revival, and the cut-and-paste approach and visceral impact of experimental electronica and hip-hop.

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The debut FAT TROUT TRAILER PARK EP takes influences as diverse as Tame Impala and Death Grips and twists them into an anarchic brawl, sparing few establishment institutions in its incisive critique of modern society. Economic and environmental violence are looming presences; depression rears its head and hedonism spirals out of control as the EP 

Economic and environmental violence are looming presences on "Fatberg", the initially restrained, then untamed "Gold" and the Television-indebted "Dirty Hands". "Backseat" spirals into the hedonism that follows a episode of depression, a phenomenon recalled on the EP's final track "Wendigo", which swerves through a Jekyll & Hyde narrative that explores bipolarity and the cocktail of disbelief, guilt, regret and relief that follows a bout of mania. 

"Salt", the record's sonic outlier, dives even deeper into personal history before resolving to address the FAT TROUT TRAILER PARK EP's overarching theme: 21st century disillusionment. 

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 ​As a collection, these six tracks introduce a self-produced musical polymath and his contribution to the resurgence and re-politicization of guitar-driven music. 

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THE OFFICIAL FAT TROUT TRAILER PARK VIDEO GAME

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Help Fat Trout navigate from late-night New York to a Florida golf course, firing flaming picks from his Stratocaster as he seeks to cut through the Fatbergs and dispense with some Wall Street bros. Ride the subway, dodge the cigar toting bankers and buy urself a new amp, then confront Donald Trump himself on the 18th green... 

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