#b.f.f.

[pepsicanzonthefloor]

heavy metal and then there's my chem 😭😭

[11takeadream11]

Esas personas que estan ahi compartiendo un poco mas que los nachos. ❤

[lifeinpoetry]

& how I thought, in order to be worthy / of desire, I had to wear her skin.

Hieu Minh Nguyen, from “B.F.F.” published in Buzzfeed

[callmeblake]

Frank Iero And the Patience - Keep The Coffins Coming

1. I’m a Mess

2. BFF

3.  No Fun Club (lyrics)

4. You Are My Sunshine

No spotify?

Youtube playlist:

[callmeblake]

Frank Iero And The Patience - BFF (Keep the Coffins Coming Version)

Lyrics: 

Best Friends Forever Best Friends Forever Best Friends Forever, but not now We've always been such 

Best Friends Forever Best Friends Forever Best Friends Forever, but not now I don't know what I did Or what I said 'make you cry I just wish I could take all the pain from your eyes Things just don't feel right When you're not by my side Best Friends Forever Best Friends Forever Best Friends Forever, but not now I wish that we never had fell out I wish the we never would fight again I wish the we never had fell out I wish the we never had felt this way and I just can’t take it no more Always been such 

Best Friends Forever Best Friends Forever Best Friends Forever, but not now Things just don't feel right When you're not by my side This world just seems too big for me When you're not by my side I need you around.

[callmeblake]

A “NEW” until it gets here Keep The Coffins playlist-ish thing: 

Artwork by Daniel P. Carter

(this is my old one)

1. I’m A Mess (parachutes version)

2. B.F.F. (original)

3. No Fun Club (with live intro and outro because I have no idea if they are only live or not)  and Lyrics

4. You Are My Sunshine (live)

[callmeblake]

Frank Iero And The Patience have announced a new EP, Keep The Coffins Coming.

To coincide with the news of their just-announced UK tour, Frank and co. have also unveiled details of a new release, which is due out on September 22 via Hassle – pre-order it now at this link.

Talking about the record and working with the brilliant Steve Albini, Frank says: 

“When we were done touring .STOMACHACHES., I talked to my manager, Paul, about what we should do. I had my bucket list and one of the things on there was to work with Steve Albini. Paul asked how long I’d wanted to work with Steve and I was like, ‘Since I was, like, 11!’ I wanted to make a Steve Albini record! Paul said he’d call him and I was like, ‘You can’t do that… that would be weird. Don’t do it.’ And he was like, ‘That’s my job!’ He called him, Steve said he could do it and he had three days. Next phone call I made was U-Haul; I fuckin’ packed the U-Haul up and drove the band to Chicago. I got to record an EP with my friends and one of my heroes in this, like, giant firehouse building in Chicago. The EP is this missing link between .STOMACHACHES. and Parachutes. It’s everything I wanted it to be. It’s fuckin’ awesome!”

The tracklist looks like this:

1. I’m A Mess 2. BFF 3. No Fun Club 4. You Are My Sunshine

And here’s the Daniel P. Carter-designed artwork, too (above)

[callmeblake]

Q: ...So, let’s talk about this EP that’s coming out, “Keep the Coffins Coming.” --- Frank: Once the touring for “Stomachaches” was over, I had a conversation with my manager, Paul, around January, and he was like “Alright, what do you want to do? What’s the next thing?” I really wasn’t sure just yet, so we had this discussion about bucket lists. I was writing a little bit, but I really didn’t know what the next record was going to be yet. It came up that I had always wanted to work with Steve Albini. We called Steve, and he had like three days free, so we packed the cars up, and I drove out to Chicago and recorded this EP. The only songs that I had, as far as new stuff, was “I’m A Mess,” and this demo idea for “Veins.” “Veins” never got finished, but we recorded “Mess,” an alternate, full-band version of “Best Friends Forever,” “No Fun Club” and a cover version of “You Are My Sunshine.” So, those four songs are the EP. It’s weird, though: I don’t consider that version of “Mess” to be a demo - it’s still a full version, just different than the LP version. When we went in with Ross, I didn’t know if we needed it, but I love it just as much. I love both versions the same, and I think it’s really cool to hear where that song started from, and then where it ended up. Both versions have validity, you know? That’s why releasing this EP made so much sense, I think – it’s such a bridge between “Stomachaches” and “Parachutes.”

http://www.jerseybeat.com/frankiero.html