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##  <center><b>FACS</b>   - <i>Teenage Hive</i></center>


## FACS is a contemporary band that I
<div class="pull-right">https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/grapthar/LsysBBwj-afcortes_gm_fa_3.jpg<center><b>An interesting shot of all 3 members playing live</b></center></div><div class="text-justify">only just discovered earlier this year, and have been enjoying on and off since.  I figured this would be a nice change, as I've been tending to share bands/artists from previous decades, despite my best efforts to share new artists, haha.  I can't help it, when I hear a song during the day, it'll get stuck in my head and <i>has</i> to be the song of the day.  <b>FACS</b> were formed in Chicago, IL in 2017 by Brian Case and  Noah Leger (both previously of the band <b>Disappears</b>) and Alianna Kalaba (of <b>Cat Power</b> and <b>We Ragazzi</b>).  The band has played throughout Chicago and the US over the last 3 years, and has released three full length albums in that time period, all of which I've enjoyed quite a bit.  They have a bit of a '90s post-hardcore element, along with a post-punk sort of artiness that I'm always partial towards.</div>


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## <center>[Listen to *Teenage Hive* by **FACS** here...](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4MbeVITH8s)</center>
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## My first introduction to the band was through their most
<div class="pull-left">https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/grapthar/0VGlSC5T-71jhHhJsKEL._SL1200_.jpg<center><b>FACS, <i>Void Moments</i> (Trouble in Mind Records, 2020)</b></center></div><div class="text-justify">recent album, <i>Void Moments</i>, which was just released in March of this year.  I don't remember how I stumbled across it specifically; I was going down a Spotify rabbit hole, listening to bands, then related artists, then bands that members of those bands were previously in, etc., which eventually led me to <b>FACS</b>.  I really liked the cover of the album, so I gave it a listen, and wasn't disappointed.  This song is the 'single' I suppose, since there is a video, though in the streaming world, a unitary single that is used to promote an album feels a bit dated.  The song has a sort of darkness to it that I definitely feel is very much post-punk influenced, though it's qutie energetic, and definitely reminds me of '90s Dischord Records bands in some ways.  The track is also in an odd-meter (specifically in five), though it's quite groovy, and doesn't feel particularly weird at any point.  If you enjoy the track, I definitely recommend checking out the whole album, it's well worth the time.</div>





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