I feel like, hopefully, the response we get is from what we're making them feel in an abstract way, and if they embrace that then I think they'll catch on to what we're doing. The Fav have toured heavily in the U.S. and Europe since the release of their full-length on The Self Starter Foundation, The Cat and the Cobra. The band takes the often stressful and tiresome touring aspect in stride. It creates a sort of music consciousness. After being on the road, we flow very well together.
Commercial radio is garbage and the ideas that are presented are contrived and tired.
People can support people making music in their communities. When we were in Europe, people supported not just the shows but the scene and community. As a collective, LSF thinks we're definitely blessed. We get in our van, travel around the country and play for people who love music, who love community. I feel like we've been lucky to be friends with lots of great bands, which puts us in a community with them.