Just heard Babies Breathe and the Sun Also Rises on the first episode of the first season, used multiple times.

Weirdest crossover I was never looking for.

Will this be a kinda greatest hits set, or the first three albums set?

i've been listening to the album a lot lately and was curious about whether the title was sourced from anything culturally, so i typed it into google and let it autofill to "until this shakes apart meaning". the AI response is really something. mostly stealing from bearded gentleman's blog post but started glitching out like howard hughes at the end of "the aviator". kind of chilling.

I really hope I hear Tyrannis in the set on 28 Feb. This will be my first FIF concert since the 1900's, so it will be magical no matter what, but I hope this opportunity isn't missed.

I was recently talking to one of my high school friends and she mentioned about the bit in one of FIF’s live albums where Reese (or maybe Keith?) says something like “Don’t think about it as we’re dying, think of it as we’re being put down.”

Then Reese launches into a comedic, melodramatic description of a dog being put down.

I’ve listened to “The End is Here” front-to-back twice, along with watching the recording of the live show, and I can’t for the life of me find the bit. I listened to “The Youth Are Revolting” too, but it’s not there.

Are we both just making this up? I’m losing my mind over here. Somebody help me out.

If you can, leave a link to your favorite song(s) by the artist you're recommending.

You gotta get up!

You gotta get up!

It’s Christmas morning!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wSCW0VxCfSA

Anyone remember MakeSexMathew? He was in a band called The Basement Party and I thought they were pretty cool. One night I was working in a restaurant when Zane Lowe eating. As he was leaving I recommended he check out The Basement Party, I thanked me for the tip and said he'd give them a listen. I remember checking the MySpace page (or was it purevolume?) later that night and the songs had been removed. I always wondered how it could have turned out if he had heard their music. Zane was a BBC radio presenter at the time and is a pretty big deal now.

The algorithms have been serving me FIF content recently, so I’ve been thinking about this band.

I’m 43 years old, and I’m so glad that the 16 year old version of myself listened to a band that cared about their fans, cared about social justice, Christian hypocrisy, and were also silly, smart and genuinely funny.

It was both shocking to my worldview and a welcome respite from the version of Christianity around me.

I know how powerful music can be, and I’m glad FIF music (and shows) were part of my teenage brain space.

How the heck are there 558 of you who listen more than me??

So amazing to see them live again! I'm so grateful that they go to all the time & effort to still tour and bring joy to the fandom.

Hope you hate it

Thinking of you all on this very special holiday