nathangrimley

I first became a fan of Foxing with the release of The Albatross. I loved the raw screams, the blaring trumpet, and heart-wrenching lyrics.

Dealer was a small step back for me. They polished their sound, but sacrificed a lot of grit that initially drew me to the band. But as time went on, the album grew on me and I noticed the beauty of the record.

Still, as Foxing has aged, I have tended to fall less in love with the band than more. I rarely, if ever, go back to The Albatross or Dealer. I ... read more

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