The first chapter of Fucked Up's monumental 10-part Zodiac finale "Grass Can Move Stones" - a connected three-album story loosely following Journey to the West, featuring Tamara Lindeman, Jennifer Castle, and Dwid Hellion.
For fans of: Propagandhi, Hot Snakes, Ceremony, Converge, Refused
Nearly 20 years after its humble beginning, the journey of Fucked Up's ever evolving Zodiac series begins its towering conclusion with "Grass Can Move Stones," a monumental 10-part finale beginning with the album "Year of The Goat."
Four and a half years on from their last entry "Year of The Horse," Grass Can Move Stones will encompass the final three entries into the series - Goat, Monkey and Rooster - telling one connected story over three albums, an almost five-hour musical voyage through their varied styles and influences that will revisit and recontextualise elements from the previous 9 zodiac entries as entirely new music. The story loosely follows the narrative of the fundamental Journey to the West, written in the 16th century by Wu Cheng'en.
Year of The Goat features Tuka Mohammed, Tamara Lindeman, Jennifer Castle, and Dwid Hellion. Year of The Monkey follows in Spring 2026, concluding with Year Of The Rooster in autumn 2026 - coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the first release in the series, 2006's "Year of the Dog."
