Top 10 Best Songs to Get You Into Fugazi

Fugazi is an awesome post-hardcore band that really helped push the genre forward. From their earlier post-hardcore recordings to their later years, when they moved in a more experimental direction, Fugazi remained a force to be reckoned with.

These are my picks for the best tracks to get into Fugazi. I tried to pick something from each era.

Please add your own as well. I'm sure there are a few I missed.

The Top Ten

  1. Waiting Room

    Waiting Room is probably their most popular track. It has a pretty addictive bassline and some excellent duet vocals by both Ian and Guy.

  2. Repeater

    Repeater will have you sing its chorus randomly out loud: "Repeater! Repeater! 1, 2, 3, Repeater!" It's also just a really cool song instrumentally, with a great groove.

  3. Public Witness Program

    This next song is from their third album (my favorite by them), and it's a short but extremely catchy track with lots of energy and attitude.

  4. Cashout

    This next song is from their last album, and it's a pretty different track than the others, as it's a lot slower and builds more of an atmosphere. However, it's an excellent track that really elevates the band's more mature songwriting abilities.

  5. Merchandise

    Merchandise is an extremely energetic and punky song that was actually one of the first tracks by the band that I really connected with. You'll notice this band is really good at busting out some fast-paced, catchy bangers, and this song is no different.

  6. Blueprint

    Blueprint is a really great, iconic track by the band. It starts with a soft, clean guitar riff, but it explodes into the chorus. It's a bombastic track that sits as a great centerpiece for the album, and it's a great track to start with.

  7. Bed for the Scraping

    Next up, something from their 4th album, Red Medicine. Bed for the Scraping is a pretty great track that has an amazing bassline and some great bluesy licks. It's such a fun and catchy track, and a real highlight of the band's.

  8. Arpeggiator

    Alright, we have something from End Hits, and it's this amazing instrumental. It's both beautiful and it rocks. It goes through so many cool moments throughout, all while maintaining this arpeggio flow.

  9. Epic Problem

    Another track from their last album. Epic Problem is an expertly paced track that really does feel "epic," but the best moment is near the end, where the band picks things up into something even greater.

  10. Long Division

    And finally, we have this softer, lonelier track from their second album. It's short, but it lets itself breathe more, making it an emotional track.

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