100% Take Home! / Good Morning

Released in early 2013, 100% Take Home! / Good Morning is a foundational document of the lo-fi 'bedroom folk' movement that flourished on platforms like Bandcamp and Tumblr. Whatever, Dad (the moniker of Zuzu Knew) created a record that prioritizes emotional immediacy over technical fidelity. The album is characterized by its heavy use of tape saturation and ambient room noise, which serves as a third instrument alongside the sparse acoustic guitar and piano. The tracklist is notable for its inclusion of specific dates and times, reinforcing the album's identity as a chronological audio diary. Critically, it has become a cult classic within the 'sad girl' and slowcore internet subcultures, praised for its uncompromising vulnerability and its ability to turn the limitations of home recording into a distinct aesthetic strength. It stands as a bridge between the anti-folk of the early 2000s and the more polished indie-folk that would follow in the late 2010s.