Further Seems Forever have announced that have now signed a new record deal with Rise Records and that they will release the album ‘Penny Black’ on October 22. The album marks the return of the band’s original line up since their seminal ‘The Moon Is Down‘ debut in 2001.
Rise Records founder Craig Ericson had this to say on his latest signing “Having a partnership with Further Seems Forever is a dream come true.I’ve been a huge fan since their debut album and have been an avid fan of Chris/Dashboard Confessional. Rise Records is honored to release this future classic.”
Now returned singer,Chris Carrabba, who co-produced the disc with Jonathan Clark and Mike Fanuell in his own studio in South Florida on his time out from Dashboard Confessional, had this to say about the record: ‘I think I speak for the band as a whole: It’s closure on a long, convoluted history. It’s great to finally get a chance to follow up what we did with the five of us together.’
Live dates are expected to be announced in the near future.
