Let's Be Animals

Freak

Pineapple - EP

Get It Right (EP Version)

Fuck You

Fuck You (Single Version)

Best I Never Had

I Just Wanna Run

The Double EP

Living Proof (Acoustic)

Tell Me a Lie

The Downtown Fiction

No Typical Thursday Night (EP Version)

Stoned

When You're Around (EP Version)

Your Voice (EP Version)

Out in the Streets (EP Version)

You Were Wrong (EP Version)

Take Me Home (EP Version)

Oceans Between Us (EP Version)

Best I Never Had (EP Version)

Wake Up

Thanks for Nothing

Feeling Better (EP Version)

Is Anybody out There (EP Version)

Alibi

A Wonderful Surprise

Where Dreams Go to Die (EP Version)

She Knows

Living Proof (EP Version)

Losers & Kings

No Generation

Cool Kids

So Called Life

Don't Count Me Out

Big Mistakes

Kiss My Friends

Right Where We Left Off

Punk Goes Pop, Vol. 4

Super Bass

Sometimes

Santa Cruz

Hope I Die On A Saturday Night

Founded in the suburbs of Northern Virginia, The Downtown Fiction rose to national acclaim riding the currents of their captivating live shows and explosive anthems, ""I Just Wanna Run"" and ""Thanks For Nothing,"" from the band's debut full-length album, Let's Be Animals. The band, comprised of Cameron Leahy (lead vocals, guitar), David Pavluk (bass, backing vocals), Wes Dimond (lead guitar) and Kyle Rodgers (drums), returns with its newest release, Pineapple EP, which displays sharpened hooks on songs like ""Get It Right,"" while exploring new sonic territory and a driving ferocity on the tracks ""Out In the Streets""
and ""Feeling Better.""

Formed in 2008, Leahy met Pavluk at a local venue and shortly after decided to try their hand at playing music together. After posting their music online, they quickly garnered a rabid following, which caught the attention of Photo Finish Records in 2009. The label would later sign the band and release their first official record, Best I Never Had EP. Wes Dimond (guitar) and Kyle Rodgers (drums) later joined in 2011, rounding out the lineup.

The band continued their evolution on Let's Be Animals, drawing from an eclectic pool of classic rock influences without losing any of the infectious melodicism and thoughtful lyricism that originally propelled them into the world of rock that matters. That balance between a raucous musical undercurrent and sharp pop bliss is immediately evident on the albumʼs leadoff single, “I Just Wanna Run.” 

The song has already dug itself into pop culture via high-profile placements on the second season premiere of MTVʼs The Jersey Shore as well as The Hard Times of RJ Berger, The Hills, and Keeping Up with the Kardashians.

The Downtown Fiction

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