Further Seems Forever

Sure.

Um, really has so much to do with in 2001, I heard "The Moon Is Down" by Further Seems Forever, and I was like-

Oh

... what is this stuff, you know? And I just like-- I was like, "This is what I like." And I think before that, I was, like, starting to be into what e- what was called emo, you know? Like they were-

Wow

... and the punk band, and so the first guitar stuff I did was actually As Cities Burn, was, um, the first time I had really picked up guitar to be a guitar player in a band.

And so, uh, Further Seems Forever with that, like, The Moon Is Down album, uh, the kinda like picking guitar, the jazzy changes.

It's not straight 4/4.

The first show I ever went to, I was in eighth grade.

It was down in San Diego, and it was Further Seems Forever, Thrice, and Rufio.

Pretty solid band.

Rufio, how do you like their new album, their EP? I haven't fallen.

It was produced by The Wiz, James Paul Wisner, who we've talked about a lot recently, I feel like, this year.

So mostly between Further Seems Forever, but...

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

did.

I it's dashboard is just so big that people kind of like that era of Further Seems Forever, it just kind of, it feels like it's like relegated to being like a did you know, like under, you know, like under a cup or something, factoid.

But it's like, no, this happened, like, it was pretty cool.

yeah yeah no that record was he that record was a roll down your windows and yell every single song uh from the top of your lungs record that's you know we all have those that in time yes in time