The newest video by Will Wood and the Tapeworms “2012” was exclusively released at AXS and the song takes us back to the time that we were all told that the world as we know it was about to end. In this case we probably should have songs entitled 1999, 2000 and 2001 as well. The latest album “SELF-iSH” is set for release on 08/23 and this Friday 08/19 at Mexicali in Teaneck, N.J. Will Wood and the Tapeworms are holding a pre-release party along with special guests Super Snake, Cicada Radio, Jean Pool, and Red Hymns. WWATT has become one of Fr.U.N.T. Music’s favorite acts so keep checking in for more updates on the band.
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