Franz Ferdinand

Written and Photographed by Eric Sperrazza It seemed that the kickoff to the culture shift of the 90s in entertainment, and the boundaries pushed therein, were almost exclusively a product of the west coast. While bands like Jane’s Addiction, Dramarama, and Alice i Read More

Written by Noelle Simeon Inspired by Vivaldi‘s “Four Seasons,” Weezer‘s SZNZ: Autumn, one-quarter of a four-album concept, awakens familiar demons with their fun-but-awkward style. I mean, it’s Weezer. They know how to fuse an anxious song and sway Read More

by Ziggy Merritt Saturday night’s show at the Electric Factory opened with one of the first North American tour stops for the newly minted FFS, a supergroup collaboration of Franz Ferdinand and Sparks that has also spawned an album of the same name. It was a night of surprising Read More

by Ziggy Merritt Since March of 2015, Franz Ferdinand has recorded, released, and promoted their latest semi-self-titled album as part of the newly formed supergroup, FFS. While it does not take much thought to figure out the first two letters of this newly formed acronym, the Read More

by Jane Roser Describing Frankie Rose’s music is akin to trying to explain the visuals that swept your imagination as you read The Chronicles Of Narnia as a child or the first time you watched Labyrinth or, if you’re not that old school, Inception. Rose’s lyrics Read More

Franz Ferdinand Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     As an old as dirt 28-year-old, the name Franz Ferdinand is synonymous with “hip new band.” They managed to hold onto that fresh, adrenaline-pumping feel from their debut through Read More