FAIM Share “Opus” From Upcoming Final Album “Your Life And Nothing Else”

For Denver’s FAIM, hardcore is not just music, it’s the jumping off point for critique, growth and catharsis. The background to this is music that can be fast and aggressive with biting commentary or slow, introspective and melodic, incorporating the best parts from early 00’s hardcore, crust and post-hardcore. FAIM have now announced that their final full length, Your Life And Nothing Else, will be released via Safe Inside Records and have shared Opus, a brand new track taken from the upcoming album.

“When I moved to Washington State, we knew we couldn’t keep going with the band indefinitely.Being older, we really wanted to spend our time off work not just touring, and this band had started taking a lot of that personal time away. Putting an end date on the band has allowed us to give 100% to this band in a specific time frame. Plus, we know this is a scene for the youth, and we didn’t want to overstay our welcome. “Opus” is about all of this. Did I make smart life choices? Can I let go of something that has been an integral part of my life for the past 6 years? Was it all a waste of time?It’s bittersweet saying goodbye to this band. I am grateful for the opportunities and friendships that have come out of it, but I am also ready to move on.”

FAIM will be touring the United States and Europe. It will be their last record. The band has a show in Denver this weekend and further tour dates taking place across the Pacific Northwest this month.