Someday is a distinctive album, enriched by a variety of guest appearances from notable artists in the hardcore and punk scenes. Vocalist Graham Sayle of UK hardcore band High Vis contributes to two tracks, while Pat Flynn of Fiddlehead and Have Heart brings his unique energy to another.

Other notable contributors include Max Williams from the UK band Rifle, and returning collaborators Julianna Riolino and Tuka Mohammed, who had previously joined forces with Fucked Up on their ambitious Year Of The Horse project. This lineup of global artists adds a depth and diversity to Someday, amplifying the band's boundary-pushing approach.

In true Fucked Up fashion, Someday addresses more than just sonic experimentation; it’s a profound exploration of personal and social responsibility. According to the band’s statement, the album centers on how individual actions impact others, with themes of accountability and self-growth woven throughout the ten tracks.

Fucked Up’s commitment to reflecting on these themes adds a contemplative layer to Someday, offering listeners a journey through the complexities of moral responsibility.

With Someday, Fucked Up solidifies its reputation as a fearless pioneer in the hardcore genre. The album’s release demonstrates the band’s commitment to both musical evolution and meaningful social commentary, maintaining their position as influential voices unafraid to tackle pressing issues. Fans of Fucked Up will appreciate the way Someday pushes creative and lyrical boundaries, delivering a bold message wrapped in innovative soundscapes.

Released via Fucked Up Records, Someday is available for streaming and purchase, marking what seems to be just the beginning of more groundbreaking projects from the band and their talented collaborators.

This surprise release, packed with thought-provoking themes and cross-cultural musical influences, promises to keep listeners engaged as Fucked Up continues its journey of bold and relentless musical exploration.