FFO: Chillin – “Perpetual Motion”
The Concord, New Hampshire band FFO: Chillin has a warm, comforting, instantly familiar sound that's weirdly hard to describe. They basically make big, hearty '90s-style indie-punk anthems with occasional hardcore breakdowns, and their songs tend to be really short. Last month, they released " All I Know ," their first single for the great hardcore-centric label DAZE, and I saw them open for…
FFO: Chillin, a band hailing from Concord, New Hampshire, creates a sound that is both familiar and unique. Their music is characterized by big, energetic indie-punk anthems with occasional hardcore breakdowns, and their songs are typically brief. Their latest single, titled "Perpetual Motion," was released last month under the indie label DAZE.
The band's performance last month in Charlottesville was notably enthusiastic, with them appearing drunk and sloppy but ultimately very enjoyable. Their new song, "Perpetual Motion," is a fast-paced and lively rocker that seems on the verge of collapse but never quite does. The accompanying music video is a grainy, VHS-style footage of the band performing live, with a cameo of Rachael McAdams from the film Mean Girls.
The band will be touring the country with Dream Fatigue, Flatwounds, and Juicebox, performing at various venues in the coming weeks.
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