Watch the full The Front Bottoms AVC Session and Interview 

Jack Smith so bomb! WET.

This interview is exactly what I'd expect from a fat man with pink hair dressed as a woman.

lmafo true it's actually worse.

Killgore Trout the melodica?

That's a Yamaha reface cp on the toy piano setting. Just got one recently. Admittedly, I don't frequently use the toy piano sounds

Don't encourage this

@@zackargyle7967 its like jazz, it's not about the notes he uses in the chords, it's about the notes he doesn't use

He learned more than just four chords🥺

@@zackargyle7967 you must not be a fan of his new material?

@@davidcurtissmith6958 I've grown more accepting but new tfb still shit compared to old tfb

I thought that was drew too!!!

@@JenyaPereira it is not drew lol that would be amazing though

We do have the best garages.

i dont know how to tell you this... but they describe their music as punk in mindset... and punk is extremely political... idk what you expected........

Mistaek Trump 2020!

@@XxlilmewmewxX yes, if the band wants to be political that's punk, but an interviewer asking political questions and forcing that on a band is so unpunk it's crazy

@@ethanhutchison3180 she didnt force it on them lmao she literally said "can i ask you a political question, is that cool?" and brian said "yeah, sure"

Good

That's just your opinion. Most would agree punk is about being individual which has nothing to do with societies politics.

Punk was, other than a few bands, never really political. It was more a part of the counter culture and it started during Nixon and expanded during Reagan and Bush, so liberalism was counter to the mainstream. However, today, when you consider that Hollywood, every news channel and TV show is pushing liberslism HARD, liberalism has now become the entertainment mainstream. Punk has lost its soul, its no longer rebellious, bands have to have the same beliefs as the mainstream, or they get eaten alive and called Nazi's- its sad how little, people into punk rock, can think for themselves, punk used to be full of iconoclasts who would stand alone with a middle finger pointed at the mainstream yelling about how wrong they were to follow each other in lockstep, but now punk and its fans have all turned into another mouthpiece for the left. Allowing themselves to be used by the same people they wanted to destroy 40+ years ago... So political questions are annoying because bands are expected to answer only one way. Its not a question, its a test to see if they're on the proper side or if theyre Nazis, there's no in between and that in itself is embarrassing and sad.

​@@ZDiddy7777so you agree that punk expanded in opposition to republican administrations but don't think it's political? and that in its rebellion it was about opposing the dominant ideology rather than oppression itself which you assert is liberalism bc the entertainment industry entertains progressivism while the actual political system is hell-bound on regression?

kedamono not traditionally good voice with cult following

Daniel Ravenda Tom's been looking super glum in everything lately, glad I'm not the only one who's noticed

neverender888 they mean well-received by the public. Not the shitty niche tfb sector of fans stuck in the past that think they're better than everyone else cause they like the pre bar none records songs the best. And by that metric, this is arguable the best received album they've released.

This is by far the best written record they’ve made

its not that deep bro. they're just jokes.

juan garcia “Grace”

A sewer mutate someone left the manhole open

I like them because they're influenced by Jimmy Eat World, who were influenced by Nirvana, who were influenced by The Sex Pistols, who were influenced by the British government at the time. So in a way The Front Bottoms were influenced by the British government, and I feel strongly about the British Government.

jjj that about sums up the front bottoms

It is very different from their other stuff. Like this new album is kind of poppish to me, and I don't even like pop... but OMG they did it well!

wahhhh

Zdiddy7 "what made them great for me" ****

I think it would some of the charm

The charm of their music is the how real it sounds, if brian sang like hes been doing it his whole life it would just sound like shitty pop music

na, if he did they'd be working at Subways by now