From now on, we’re going to post every new song as a free download for a limited time. Right now we’re working on a new album called “Exploding Head Syndrome” and so, here’s every song we’ve recorded so far for it (excluding “Draining the Lizard” for certain reasons…)

These songs are all available on the music page as well. As time goes on, certain ones will cease being free downloads.

Birdfucker (Grapes and Sunshine cover)

Holes in the Fort

Captain Abduction

In Space No One Can Hear You Scream

Know Your Power Chords

Raichu a Song

Enjoy!

Whoo! Another fun weekend at the studio happened! We’re super excited because we finished two awesome songs called “Captain Abduction” and “In Space No One Can Hear You Scream” (the former of which will be posted to The FuMP in November). The latter is a bit of a different song for us, as it’s not really a comedy song at all. But we hope you like it anyway.

We also started on some new stuff which you should hear soon, including a Green Day parody and yet another Beatles parody. And a cheesy love song that uses Pokémon names called “Raichu a Song.” Fingers crossed, they’ll be finished by the end of November.

Also, we’re happy to announce that Eric Zhu is back with us and is playing drums. In fact, he played drums on all the new songs we worked on this weekend. Ahhh, it’s great to finally have a drummer again. There’s some more exciting stuff underway but I’ll elaborate on that later…

Well first of all, it looks when our site crashed last week, the server reset itself and we lost two months worth of updates. I think it’s time to switch to a different server, I’m tired of crap like this always happening.

But in good news, there’s a new song on the FuMP called “Holes in the Fort.”

This song started off as this thing where we were trying to make fun of pretentious lo-fi indie music, as a part of a side project. But then we ended up with awesome lyrics like “Put this puppy dog in the catapult and watch him fly” and decided this would best be suited for an NBW song. It makes no sense and the lyrics are nonsense (although Kyle will tell you otherwise) but they provide lovely visuals.

This is also Kyle’s debut on lead vocals. Yay!