While it may be Tobacco's debut album, Black Moth Super Rainbow's front-man was no stranger to the warm and nostalgia-inducing synthesizers, addicting beats and heavily vocoded, psyched-out lyrics when he brought it all together in this solo album. In Fucked Up Friends, Tobacco focuses his trademark skills, talents and sounds toward a more hip-hop influenced style that feels just right for it all. The hip-hop comes out the most in the track "Dirt", which features Aesop Rock rapping over Tobacco's newly beat-oriented yet customarily psychedelic music which shines in its own fuzzed out way throughout Fucked Up Friends.
