Mike Shinoda has remixed Foxing’s “Grand Paradise.”
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Foxing Perform NPR Tiny Desk Concert
Foxing and Now, Now Extend Tour
Now, Now and Foxing Announce Tour
Foxing – “Heartbeats” Video
Foxing have shared their new video for “Heartbeats.”
Review: Foxing – Nearer My God
Conor Murphy is not fucking around – the end of the world is coming soon or at least it feels like it is every single day. Murphy carries a sense of impending dread throughout his band Foxing’s spectacular third album, Nearer My God – as if all of this could collapse at any minute. So if you’re gonna square up with the apocalypse then Foxing figured they might as well throw their best punch and create a stone cold classic. And, almost out of necessity, Nearer My God is exactly that.
Foxing Talk With Brooklyn Vegan
Brooklyn Vegan talked with Foxing about their new album:
I think finishing the initial version of “Slapstick” was the first time that I realized we could make something that sounded that way. That was one of the early songs that we had written. Eric and I had put together the truly initial version of the song before anybody got involved with it, before we had live drums on it or Ricky’s guitar parts or anything like that, or even the final lyrics. It was all just temporary parts — we kind of put those little vocal samples in there, and we had put some synths and some electronic drums, and Eric did the original guitar part that starts the song — and just having that skeleton of the song, it was the first time that I was like “hey this is actually something that I would listen to if I wasn’t in our band,” and that’s a feeling that I don’t think I ever had with the songs that we had made on our other two records.
Foxing Perform Live Session
Foxing – “Gameshark”
Foxing – “Nearer My God”
Foxing have released their new song “Nearer My God” in five different languages. You can stream all of the versions, and read more about the project, via NPR:
“The language idea started as a ‘wouldn’t it be cool’ thing that just kept going,” Murphy says in a press release. “The whole point was to put in a fraction of the effort that most international artists put in. The goal was to show respect and appreciation. Each step was pretty difficult because we wanted to get it as right as possible and my only knowledge outside of English is some high school French. Each of the four foreign languages had its own set of difficulties, but, after working with 70-ish translators and friends for a few months, we’ve got one song in five tongues.”
Foxing Announce New Album; Release New Video
Circa Survive and Foxing Announce Tour
Circa Survive and Foxing are heading out on tour together. The VIP presale has begun.
Triple Crown Records 20th Anniversary Show
Triple Crown Records has been putting out some of the scene’s most essential records for twenty years now, so it makes sense that their anniversary show ended up being one of the best shows I’ve seen this year. The four-band show had a mix of styles that spoke to the variance in sound the label has always had; a fan of almost any kind of music could’ve found a set to like. I ran through some of my favorites below.
Chris Walla Working With Foxing
It looks like Chris Walla is working with Foxing on their next album.
Manchester Orchestra Announce Tour Openers
Manchester Orchestra have announced that Foxing and Tigers Jaw will be the openers on the band’s upcoming tour. You can find the dates below. (It’s a little disheartening that Surfer Blood keep getting tours though.)