

Fear Before the March of Flames did something absolutely amazing when they wrote and recorded “The Always Open Mouth”. It would have been very easy for them to rehash the style they had developed with their first 2 albums which had attained them a strong following. Instead, they reinvented their band and sound and did something completely new and refreshing. I don’t hesitate to mention this new album in the same sentence of legendary albums like “The Shape of Punk to Come” by Refused as it is that good. Although it might take some time for old fans to digest this new direction, anyone that spends any amount of time with this album will realize that this is the type of album a band can only dream of making, one that is sure to influence countless new bands and be a new measuring stick for all bands playing hardcore.
We are excited to be co-releasing “The Always Open Mouth” with Grey Flight Records as a very limited double LP. There will only be 1,000 copies ever made and of the 1,000 copies, 500 will have 1 yellow record, 1 red record, and the other 500 will have both records in a red yellow spatter which is called inside outside and both records will be the inverse of each other. To get what I mean, look at the black/white vinyl for the Bear Vs. Shark “Right Now” vinyl. In either case, the 2 versions of this LP will be super limited and will certainly go out of print.
Track Listing:
1. Absolute Future
2. Drowning The Old Hag
3. Mouth
4. Taking Cassandra to the End of the World Party
5. Ten Seconds in Los Angeles
6. The Waiting Makes Me Curious
7. High as a Horse
8. Dog Sized Bird
9. Complete and Utter Confusion…
10. … As a Result of Signals Being Crossed
11. My (Fucking) Deer Hunter
12. Lycanthropy
13. A Brief Tutorial In Bachanalia
14. A Gift For Fiction
15. Absolute Past






when you create a playlist in itunes – select all the tracks and under the “sorting” tab, title the “sort album” as the name of the playlist, and under the “options” tab, click the “part of a complilation” check box and select “yes”. easy peasy. that way it doesn’t change the name of the artists or albums, but the playlist stays organized.
oh – i missed a step… after you’ve selected all the tracks, right click and choose “get info”. it’ll ask you if you want to edit multiple artist info… just say yes.
i make a lot of playlists…
I CAN’T F&%#ING BELIEVE IT! This news is better than Christmas!
That’s exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!
hey buddies i love the new site and as you know ive been missing the fairlanes welcome to nowhere and it makes my year that you have that and drive to nowhere! as i listen to them i just miss when i could go see them play it was a different world then! and we all wish the best for you guys in the new one!
the lack of any MD dates makes me sad.
i so wish i could make this. gonna be a great time.
Should play the Dover Brick House in Dover, NH. Two Cow Garage gets a lot of play in the bar and they have a great set up for live shows.
I am pretty thrilled about tonights St Pete show. I have not seen Drag/Jon in over a year. Even though they’ve been back to FL several times since. That article by Scott on Nine Bullets pretty much sums up my thoughts on DTR and music in general.
So excited for this