Montreal-based melodic hardcore group These Fast Times are allowing fans to stream their entire new record On the Other Side of Fear. The release is being handled by local label Thousand Island Records and features twelve tunes ideal for those punks who like their music angsty yet soaked in melody.
On the Other Side of Fear can be enjoyed in full below!
The previous release from These Fast Times was a self-titled EP which came out in 2016.
Montreal melodic outfit These Fast Times have released a video for the song “Lights Too Loud” off of their upcoming début LP On the Other Side of Fear, which will be released July 20th through Thousand Island Records. If you’re a fan of late 80’s or early 90’s MTV music videos (remember when they played music?) you’ll definitely get a kick out of some dad’s living out some teenage dreams in front of a green screen.
Check out the new video below.
On the Other Side of Fear will be the début album These Fast Times and if the first single is any sign of the rest of the album we are all in for a treat.
Montreal dad-bod lifestyle enthusiasts These Fast Times have released “Lights Too Loud” off their upcoming debut LP, “On the Other Side of Fear.” If you like it melodic, you should definitely check out the track below. You can pre-order the album at bandcamp.
“On the Other Side of Fear” releases on July 20th via Thousand Islands Records. These Fast Times’ first release was their self-titled EP from 2016.
Montreal pop-punkers These Fast Times have announced that they have signed with Thousand Island Records to release their debut album On The Other Side of Fear in early 2018.
The album follows up the bands’ self-titled EP that was released in February of 2016. You can give that a listen below if you haven’t heard it already.
Montreal pop-punkers These Fast Times have a new video for their song “Jealousy.” This track is one off of their first self-titled EP, which will soon see a follow-up next winter in 2017. You can check the video out below.
The band is currently getting ready to record new material for a new release pending. We will keep you updated on these up and coming rockers.
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