F.Y.P reissue Dance My Dunce, Toilet Kids Bread and apparel!
Mar 13, 2025
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Hear ye hear ye! Two classic F.Y.P LP's reissued for the first time in decades. Special colored vinyl (Limited to 100 of each color) with 12x12" booklets with all kinds of stories and never before seen photos. Fresh stories and tidbits from Chris Hannah (Propagandhi), Carlos De La Garza (F.Y.P), Blag Dahlia (Dwarves), Todd Congelliere (FYP), Sean Cole (FYP), and Hal Ba Dal.
Plus new F.Y.P merch using old graphics! Get 25% (automatically applied) if you buy an LP. Each LP you buy gets you an additional 25% off apparel! Hurry cos all of this is limited!!
F.Y.P - Dance My Dunce reissue (LP)
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F.Y.P - Toilet Kids Bread reissue (LP)
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F.Y.P - Dance My Dunce ( Zipper Hoodie )
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F.Y.P - Dance My Dunce 2.0 (T-Shirt)
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F.Y.P - Dunce Cap (T-Shirt)
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F.Y.P Dunce (Beanie)
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See F.Y.P live in '25!
4/5/25 The Echoplex / LA (Sold Out)
4/11/25 Cloudland / MPLS (Sold Out)
4/18/25 Soda Bar /. San Diego
5/14/25 The Wood Shop / Brooklyn
8/2/25 The Sardine / San Pedro
Hear Ye Hear Ye! Two timeless F.Y.P LPs available on reissue for the very first time in many years. Special colored vinyl (Limited to only 100 of each color) and 12x12" booklets packed full of stories and unseen photographs.
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