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"Dance.Pretend.Forget.Defend" CD -
SKIPW008
EUROPE released 7 February 2005 (Skipworth)
USA & JAPAN released 13 September 2004 (Thorp)
01. Exhale (E-Card)
02. Recover
03. Circles And Cycles
04. Something Missing (E-Card)
05. Dependent On Attention
06. We Are The Company We Keep
07. March Of The Pigs
08. Dance.Pretend.Forget.Defend.
09. Ammunition For Your Conversation
10. From Tragedy To Imaginary
11. Twenty-Nine Minutes Defend Twenty-Two Years
12. The End Of The Beginning
Almost three years after releasing their debut album, Fordirelifesake are ready to unleash
the stunning follow up: Dance. Pretend. Forget. Defend.
With an average age of only 22 years, FDLS have packed a lot into their short career.
After 3 EP's the band finally released their debut album, Breathing In Is Only Half The Function,
which showcased their brand of hectic hardcore. Signed to Thorp Records in the US, the band
were quickly picked up by Japanese label Alliance Trax and European label Skipworth Records
who helped them release their music internationally.
With a desire to play to as many people as possible FDLS concentrated on touring relentlessly
to support the album and build their fanbase. Over the years they have toured the US and
Canada numerous times clocking up the miles non-stop. Starting out playing in basements to
small crowds, their work ethic has seen them grow steadily and play alongside bands such
as Poison the Well, Walls of Jericho and New Found Glory. In March 2003 they undertook
their first headlining Japanese tour which was a huge success and had them playing to
400 capacity crowds. 2004 then saw FDLS move on to bigger things as their hard work paid off
when they played the main stage at Hellfest in the US.
With this new album the band have drawn on their eclectic influences to push themselves and
create a beautiful mix of technical, emotional and frantic hardcore. Building on their
loyal following, Dance. Pretend. Forget. Defend. looks set to take FDLS out of the
underground and into the hearts of fans all over the world.
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