FAR EXP – Get On Your Grind [Ardamus, RNL, Fleetwood – prod. by Decompoze]
The Stick Mob – Sugarcane Road
Wild Flag – Racehorse
Iritis – Monster
We Were Pirates – Into Thin Air
Hailu Mergia – Ambasel
Be Still, Cody – Wrong Right
Philip Lassiter – Set You Free
Dirdy Redzz – Beat ya Feet
K-Murdock – Heartache
Sun Machines – Doom Street
Moss Of Aura – Wheels
Xamin – Humidity ft. Alex Leipold, Rebecca Schrader
AndrewN – Night Falls
Dark Narrows – This Altar
Wytold – Do You Know?
Wes Swing – Blood Branches
Broto Roy – Never Enough Cake
Lo-Fang – Silver
Dan Deacon – Wham City

Oddisee – The Blooming
Studying – Because What Has Hardened Will Never Win
Zoe Ravenwood – The End of Something Beautiful
Jonathan Parker – CO86
Benjy Ferree – Leaving the Nest (It’s a Long Way Down)
Memphis Gold – Do You Still Want Me
Wes Swing – Blood Branches
Oooh Child Ensemble – Diko’s Groove
Sun Machines – Mare Island
Kev Brown – Always Instrumental
PLOY – XIX
igloo two – lokhu blues
Terracotta Blue – The Dust Settles
Luke Denton – Light & Happy
Girl Love Distortion – (You Don’t) Speak For Me
The Greatest Hoax – Opus no. 10
Derek Evry – Wake Me Up
Wild Flag – Racehorse
Zenon Slawinski – Sealed With a Kiss
Dan Deacon – Of the Mountains

Free of spirit and fond of Jagermeister, Gogol Bordello frontman Eugene Hütz isn’t a stereotypical Fugazi fan. But the mustachioed gypsy-punk performer is a true Fugazi acolyte, once calling the D.C. post-hardcore fourpiece his “favorite band of all time.”

That’s probably why Gogol Bordello has been covering Fugazi’s “Blueprint” on its latest tour. According to setlist.fm, the famously energetic ensemble has covered the song (from 1990’s Repeater) in New York City and Warsaw, Poland, and this YouTube video documents a recent performance in Berlin. But the cover makes more sense when it’s played right here, in Fugazi’s hometown, and that’s what Gogol Bordello delivered during its weekend-long run of shows at the 9:30 Club two weeks back.

Filmmakers (and occasional Bandwidth contributors) Brian Liu and Andrew Labens filmed the band playing a stomping, accordion-inflected “Blueprint” at the V Street venue Dec. 28. It’s not a faithful rendition whatsoever — if it weren’t for the lyrics, this Gogolified “Blueprint” would probably be unrecognizable — but the fire is there.

The Washington Post declared 2011 the “year of the Fugazi cover.” But that year hasn’t ended yet. In 2012, Wild Flag covered “Margin Walker” live. In 2013, RX Bandits recorded a version of “Cashout.” Last year, Arcade Fire covered “Waiting Room” at the Verizon Center. And now this. (Surely, there have been others.)

But even if the year of the Fugazi cover stretches on forever, it will be tough to top Atom and His Package’s 1997 cover of “Waiting Room.” Sorry, bands.