The first song we wrote after we started writing music on a consistent basis (November 2014). It's about infidelity in a relationship and how it can eat away at someone.

Your Monster (WIP)

Did a rough recording of "I Would" over the weekend. I think I can do better yet.

"I Would" is the song we wrote for our "seven deadly sins" exercise. It covers 'envy'.

I Would (instrumental)

Rough instrumental version of "Red Badge of Courage", the first song we actually wrote.

Edit 12/19/14: Vocals and reworks are coming soon.

Red Badge Of Courage (instrumental)

A song that honestly was written on accident after we got frustrated with a bridge for another song.

Tribute To Dad (WIP)

Another rough work-in-progress track we churned out over the weekend.

Bullet Hole (WIP)

A rough recording our song "Glow". I honestly can't remember what this song is about. I should ask Manic.

Glow (WIP)

The instrumental version of our song "Hunger".

"Hunger" is a part of our "seven deadly sins" exercise. It covers lust.

Hunger

A sample of our (as of now) untitled track for the song we're doing for wrath.

Wrath (sample)

Instrumental version of a song we're working on.

Untitled Track

A new track we're working. Gonna try and lay down some vocals for it soon.

Finally A Fairness

An alternative rock band from San Antonio, Passion for Fighting originally started in a small hotel room in Galveston, TX (the America's Best Value Inn near the SPECS, to be exact!) in February 2011. Having no real direction, they fumbled around with sounds until they arrived at the Extended Stay (we have a thing for hotels) in San Diego, CA in April 2011, where "Red Badge of Courage" was birthed into its infancy as a rough acoustic song (and subsequently a Guitar Pro track). Fast forward three years (and many life events later) to November 2014, and Passion for Fighting finally found their stride. After three months of continuous writing, rehearsing, almost giving up, and countless all-nighters (alright, maybe not countless), they finally had about a dozen tracks prepared, and even more ideas still churning.

All that's left is to finalize and record the songs, and this story will shape up to a happy and fulfilling ending.

But music never truly ends, does it?