fallout

2012 Release from FRANK, featuring songs from the "Here Together" sessions.

FRANK is a shape-shifting trio who deliver honest music that moves from deep grooves to punk rock, acid jams to heart-breaking folk rock ballads. FRANK fans appreciate the band’s no-bullshit attitude, obsessive love for music, and perseverance as artists for over 20 years in New York City.

reflection ep

the haze

miracles

http://www.frankband.com

FRANK’s new record, ‘Dreams and Fears of the Outside,’ is reflective of our collective experience this past year, from uncertainty, darkness and isolation to hope, perseverance and “fuck it let’s party”. With the limitations of physical separation, FRANK saw an opportunity to explore new ways of writing. The result is an album that has changed FRANK’s approach to how they perform and write as a band, and they will never be the same. From the contemplative nature of the bookends of “The Confusion” and “Today” to the hopeful anthem of “Naive”, the band takes us through all of the emotions that we felt during 2020. 

The making of ‘Dreams and Fears’ was a way for the members of FRANK to cope with the ups and downs of the last year. They came out of the other side with a collection of songs that take the listener back to a more uncertain time, but bring about a feeling of hope when you’re through. 

“New York (How I Feel)” is the first single from the album, accompanied by a joyous and hopeful video featuring the band along with friends and family. This song, featuring drummer Christian Linsey on vocals and two basslines by Billy Ziff, brings dance vibes of LCD Soundsystem with catchy hooks of your favorite 80s anthem.

FRANK is a shape-shifting trio who deliver honest music that moves from deep grooves to punk rock, acid jams to heart-breaking folk. FRANK fans appreciate the band’s no-bullshit attitude, obsessive love for music, and perseverance as artists for over 20 years in New York City.

New York (How I Feel)

we wanted to try making a song that emulates the soundtrack from Fallout 1+2, focusing mainly on ambience and atmosphere. 

pads by l-train, effects by vitamin d

Cave

Improvised, composed and recorded live at frank studios in December, 2014

by frank:
  Scott Porter, guitar
  Billy Ziff, bass
  Seth Glickman, keyboards
  Christian Linsey, drums

Mixed by Seth Glickman. Artwork by Christian Linsey.
http://www.frankband.com

Super Telescopic

Written and Recorded by Maxwell Swicegood

December 2014

Same Old Song

A tribute to some of the best games I've ever played fallout 1-2/tactics and fallout 3,
still figuring out how I feel about fallout vegas.
You will notice 2 tracks from fallout 1//2 "Fallout 2 Redding Music" and "Fallout 1 World Map music" original author and song writer was Mark Morgan. Remixed by myself.
This song is not intended to be sold by any parties.
the picture is not mine it is a sample from: http://thecontaminated.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/fallout-3.jpg

Fallout World (Full Quality 320 Mp3)

On January 28th, 2012, Brooklyn's FRANK took the stage at longstanding New York venue Arlene's Grocery to celebrate the release of the band's long awaited third record, "Here Together".  Playing to an enthusiastic packed house, FRANK's extended set included tracks from the new record and the band's earlier releases, as well as several new unreleased songs.  It was a special night and we are pleased to share it with you.

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Fallout 2 - Theme (Louis Armstrong)

 Great for ruining parties and torturing anyone who's trying to sleep.

circa "Let Me Get This Off My Chest"

45 Minutes of Paul Stanley Stage Banter

FRANK is a shape-shifting trio who deliver honest music that moves from deep grooves to punk rock, acid jams to heart-breaking folk. FRANK fans appreciate the band’s no-bullshit attitude, obsessive love for music, and perseverance as artists for over 20 years in New York City.

FRANK’s new record, ‘Dreams and Fears of the Outside,’ is reflective of our collective experience this past year, from uncertainty, darkness and isolation to hope, perseverance and “fuck it let’s party”. With the limitations of physical separation, FRANK saw an opportunity to explore new ways of writing. The result is an album that has changed FRANK’s approach to how they perform and write as a band, and they will never be the same. From the contemplative nature of the bookends of “The Confusion” and “Today” to the hopeful anthem of “Naive”, the band takes us through all of the emotions that we felt during 2020.

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