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 Joyce Manor and Glitterer in Charlottesville. They were drunk and sloppy and really, really fun. Today, they've got another song.
"Perpetual Motion," FFO: Chillin's new one, is a fast and giddy rocker that always seems like it's about to fall apart but never quite does. The Evan Warren-directed video is mostly ultra-grainy VHS footage of the band playing live, with a quick and welcome glimpse of Rachael McAdams in Mean Girls. Below, you'll find that video and the band's upcoming dates with labelmates Dream Fatigue.
TOUR DATES:
9/15 - Orlando, FL @ Stardust Video and Coffee #
9/16 - Miami, FL @ Boombox Miami #
9/17 - Tampa, FL @ Skatepark of Tampa #
9/18 - Atlanta, GA @ Eyedrum #
9/19 - Nashville, TN @ The Arcane Workshop #
9/20 - Louisville, KY @ Camp Spaceman #
9/21 - Indianapolis, IN @ Healer #
9/22 - Columbus, OH @ Dirty Dungarees ^
9/23 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Preserving DIY Room ^
9/24 - Philadelphia, PA @ The Palace ^
9/25 - New Milford, CT @ The Maxx %
# with Dream Fatigue, Flatwounds, & Juicebox
^ with Dream Fatigue & Flatwounds
% with Dream Fatigue
"Perpetual Motion" is out now on DAZE.
