FEWS manage to cast that fine line between giving everything, while sounding as if they could give even more on “More Than Ever”, personifying everything required to create a stellar, post-punk track. Traditionally post-punk with their monotonic vocals, their krautrock style alludes to the more contemporary Scandinavian styles of the genre without sounding like a copy of Iceage or Holograms. Their latest cut “More Than Ever” is a melancholic, quick fire round purely on being apathetic, with its chorus of ‘I’m killing myself over, nothing in particular, sometimes more than ever’ giving you the plot plain and simple. FEWS for those unacquainted, are post-punk at it’s upmost finest, truly a band that you can become completely lost in and find hours have flown by listening to just their debut LP alone. So shockingly on my part, this is the first real feature the Swedish-UK-US group have had on Velvet (they’ve made both our 20 song lists). The album, titled Into Red, was co-produced with Joakim Lindberg ( Echo Ladies, Nightmen) and was preceded by the single "Paradiso" before its release in early 2019.Taken from their highly anticipated sophomore LP “Into Red”, FEWS share the unrelenting force of “More Than Ever”. The band went on to promote the effort with a European tour that lasted throughout 2016 and tided fans over with several singles over the next two years, including a cover of Gary Numan's "Metal." Fews returned to the studio in 2018 to work on their sophomore effort. The song introduced their propulsive post-punk- and Krautrock-inspired style and was followed later that year by a second single, "The Zoo." With Carey at the helm, Fews recorded their debut LP, Means, which was released in the spring of 2016 by Play It Again Sam. They worked extensively with British producer Dan Carey ( TOY, Bat for Lashes, Kate Tempest) and signed on with his London-based indie label Speedy Wunderground, which released their debut single, "ILL," in 2015. opposition splinter group the few the outnumbered the outvoted opposition. We have listed all the similar and related words for the fews alphabetically. Our thesaurus contains synonyms of the fews in 6 different contexts.
The band always give 110 when they play, no matter what size the venue. Trying to find another word for the fews in English No problem. After getting enthusiastic responses to their early demos from labels and producers, Rundqvis and Alexander enlisted drummer Rasmus "Rusty" Andersson and a bassist who went only by Lulu to take Fews from a writing project to a fully formed band. List of all FEWS tour dates, concerts, support acts, reviews and venue info.
The two had bonded over their love of dark and uneasy bands, and began writing songs together that looked to Krautrock's repetitive rhythms as much as they did the grim tonality of Radiohead or Interpol. In 2013, David Alexander moved from San Francisco to Malmo, Sweden, to work on music with Fred Rundqvis after cultivating a friendship with him online. After early demos of their noisy post-punk-meets-shoegaze approach to songwriting caught the attention of various labels and producers, Fews evolved from the songwriting project of two like-minded musicians into a fully formed band, working with producer Dan Carey on several well-received singles and eventually their acclaimed 2016 debut album, Means. Shadowy noise pop group Fews are a Swedish-based/American-fronted quartet who operate largely out of London.
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