AFI have released the new song “Tied to a Tree.”
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AFI have released a video for “Dulceria” and another new song called “Far Too Near.”
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AFI have released a bar of soap:
Custom soap bar with a Hinoki fragrance. Features the AFI logo and special packaging inspired by the BODIES album art.
AFI Announce New Album; Stream Two New Songs
AFI will release Bodies on June 11th. Today they’ve shared the two new songs “Looking Tragic” and “Begging for Trouble.”
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AFI have returned with two new songs: “Escape From Los Angeles” and “Twisted Tongues.”
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AFI have announced a new album will becoming this year.
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It’s amazing to think how much things can change in just 20 years time. Bands form and can run their course over that period, whereas some of the best bands can stand the test of time by reinventing themselves over and over again. Enter AFI, who would continue to evolve and release some of the best melodic punk rock of this decade with this record. The Art of Drowning feels just as immediate, punishing, brooding, and essential as it did on its release via Nitro Records in the start of 21st century. Black Sails in the Sunset marked a smaller musical turning point for the band, as they began to explore some darker elements, and featured some new band members in Jade Puget (guitar) and Hunter Burgan (bass). But The Art of Drowning would remain the album that changed this band’s life for the foreseeable future. This core lineup would go on to record some of the more quintessential Gothic punk rock that future bands would try to emulate for years to come.
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Review: AFI – The Missing Man
AFI have never been strangers to the darker side of things, as clearly evident from the shadowy packaging and artwork of their latest EP, The Missing Man. However, what I’ve always admired about this band is the silver linings found in their music. After releasing arguably their darkest-toned LP to date in 2013’s Burials, they followed this effort with 2017’s AFI: The Blood Album, an album that incorporated many of their past styles into a single record. On this EP, AFI has found a way to pay homage to the path they blazed before, while still adding new elements to their trademark sound.
AFI – “Trash Bat”
AFI Announce New EP; Stream New Song
AFI Announce Tour With Rise Against
AFI have announced a summer tour with Rise Against. Tickets go on sale on March 30th.
AFI Release ‘Sing the Sorrow’ Anniversary Bundle
AFI have posted up a Sing the Sorrow anniversary bundle on their store:
It’s hard to believe that 15 years have passed since the release of our sixth studio album, Sing the Sorrow. Since then, we’ve released four albums and are fortunate enough to have you awaiting all of those to come. In recognition of this milestone, we have created a Sing the Sorrow anniversary bundle, complete with a t-shirt, tote bag, and poster – all in the spirit of the era.
This album holds up surprisingly well. I’d be down for a vinyl repress.
Davey Havok Talks About Living in Trump’s America
NME have shared a video interview with Davey Havok of AFI about living in “Trump’s America.”
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