Not to be missed! Merv Goldsworthy and Pete Jupp will be interviewed on Total Rock Radio by the honourable Mr. Malcolm Dome, between 8pm and 9pm on Saturday November 24th. Be sure to listen in at Total Rock. Just click on the 'Listen Now' MP3 link at the top of the page to stream through your media player.
*** Update: If you missed the show, just visit our Media Audio Interviews page where the interview is now available to stream in your media player.
All the latest news from UK rock band FM
Wednesday, 21 November 2007
Tuesday, 13 November 2007
FM album news
We've done the comeback gig, so what next?
We're delighted to announce that we have started getting ideas together for a new FM album. The amazing response to Firefest and encouragement we have received from you, the fans, has fired us up and we're going to knuckle down and write some classic FM tunes 2007/2008 style.
We've no release date planned but rest assured you'll get all the gossip on how it's coming along here first.
We're delighted to announce that we have started getting ideas together for a new FM album. The amazing response to Firefest and encouragement we have received from you, the fans, has fired us up and we're going to knuckle down and write some classic FM tunes 2007/2008 style.
We've no release date planned but rest assured you'll get all the gossip on how it's coming along here first.
Total Rock Radio interview
Merv and Pete spent a very pleasant Tuesday afternoon in the company of a certain Mr. Malcolm Dome. The boys did an interview with him for Total Rock which will be broadcast on Saturday November 24th at 8:00pm. Hear the boys' thoughts on Firefest, album recording and general FM-related chit-chat. Don't forget to mark it in your diaries.
Friday, 9 November 2007
Firefest "Hard Rock House" review (pdf download)
We've uploaded a great review of our set at Firefest by Hard Rock House. To read the review please go to our Media Downloads page.
Thursday, 8 November 2007
Firefest IV DVD news
We are pleased to announce that the rushes and audio files from Firefest IV are on their way to us as we speak. We are going to mix the soundtrack while the guys at Transistor Pictures edit the concert footage together.
We don't have a release date as yet but it will be early 2008, be assured we'll keep you up to date on the progress. There seems to be a bit of confusion regarding the DVD. Each band that was filmed will be releasing their own DVD. As far as we know there is not one being released of the entire event.
We don't have a release date as yet but it will be early 2008, be assured we'll keep you up to date on the progress. There seems to be a bit of confusion regarding the DVD. Each band that was filmed will be releasing their own DVD. As far as we know there is not one being released of the entire event.
Monday, 5 November 2007
We're back! Website Launch
Hi people,
As you are probably aware this is our first official site on the interweb, and being totally upfront with you it's turned out to be far more daunting a task than we ever expected. We thought a launch date of November 5th 2007 would be a good idea so we could have a Firefest page but what you must realise is that being of certain years, new technology has left us way behind. Using mobile phones and text messaging we've almost mastered (apart from Steve). Emailing is a bit hit and miss but getting there. Attaching a file or a photo to an email and it arriving to the recipient, forget it, that's some powerful voodoo magic we don't understand. Steve has had a broadband connection at his house for well over a month. "Well done Steve!" we hear you say... he hasn't got a computer! Are you beginning to understand? Let's put it another way... Dawn, who got the dubious honour of constructing the site, had no content whatsoever from us until the Friday morning, three days before the launch. She has worked tirelessly to get what you are seeing now up and working by November 5th. Some may disagree but we feel we are fairly intelligent people, but for some unknown reason we honestly thought websites just appeared by waving some kind of cyberspace interweb magic wand. We didn't realise the immense hard work that goes into just building sites, let alone updating and maintaining them. Our heartfelt gratitude and respect goes out to all those who built related sites and kept the FM flag flying during our sabbatical. What we are trying to say in this clumsy round-about manner is please bear with us, this site is going to grow. There are lots of ideas, we'd let you know them now but we have to make sure we can pull them off before we go public. Some may take a little longer to come to fruition. Come back and visit often, leave comments, ideas etc. but most of all we hope you'll enjoy the site for years to come.
We will have a message board up and running soon. Apparently they can be prone to spam and other processed canned meat products, and we don't want that do we? So a vegetarian message board will appear very soon.
Special thanks once again to Dave Ling who got a call from Pete the Wednesday before the launch -
"Dave we need a biog for the website. Will you do one for us please?"
"Yeah, no problem, when do you need it?"
"This Friday latest."
"But I've got deadlines this week for Classic Rock. I'm snowed under."
"Pleeeeeeeease Dave."
"I'll try and have it to you by Saturday morning."
"Thanks. You're a star."
The biog arrived Friday evening. What a top, top man.
Thanks also to Anthony (million ideas a second) Critchley and Craig (The Trooper) Lawton for help and input. Last but definitely not least the amazing Dawn Foley and Darryl Kirby, we are indebted to you for your expertise and above all your patience in educating and dragging five Luddite musicians into 2007. Saying thank you doesn't come close but a big thanks anyway.
Watch this space!
As you are probably aware this is our first official site on the interweb, and being totally upfront with you it's turned out to be far more daunting a task than we ever expected. We thought a launch date of November 5th 2007 would be a good idea so we could have a Firefest page but what you must realise is that being of certain years, new technology has left us way behind. Using mobile phones and text messaging we've almost mastered (apart from Steve). Emailing is a bit hit and miss but getting there. Attaching a file or a photo to an email and it arriving to the recipient, forget it, that's some powerful voodoo magic we don't understand. Steve has had a broadband connection at his house for well over a month. "Well done Steve!" we hear you say... he hasn't got a computer! Are you beginning to understand? Let's put it another way... Dawn, who got the dubious honour of constructing the site, had no content whatsoever from us until the Friday morning, three days before the launch. She has worked tirelessly to get what you are seeing now up and working by November 5th. Some may disagree but we feel we are fairly intelligent people, but for some unknown reason we honestly thought websites just appeared by waving some kind of cyberspace interweb magic wand. We didn't realise the immense hard work that goes into just building sites, let alone updating and maintaining them. Our heartfelt gratitude and respect goes out to all those who built related sites and kept the FM flag flying during our sabbatical. What we are trying to say in this clumsy round-about manner is please bear with us, this site is going to grow. There are lots of ideas, we'd let you know them now but we have to make sure we can pull them off before we go public. Some may take a little longer to come to fruition. Come back and visit often, leave comments, ideas etc. but most of all we hope you'll enjoy the site for years to come.
We will have a message board up and running soon. Apparently they can be prone to spam and other processed canned meat products, and we don't want that do we? So a vegetarian message board will appear very soon.
Special thanks once again to Dave Ling who got a call from Pete the Wednesday before the launch -
"Dave we need a biog for the website. Will you do one for us please?"
"Yeah, no problem, when do you need it?"
"This Friday latest."
"But I've got deadlines this week for Classic Rock. I'm snowed under."
"Pleeeeeeeease Dave."
"I'll try and have it to you by Saturday morning."
"Thanks. You're a star."
The biog arrived Friday evening. What a top, top man.
Thanks also to Anthony (million ideas a second) Critchley and Craig (The Trooper) Lawton for help and input. Last but definitely not least the amazing Dawn Foley and Darryl Kirby, we are indebted to you for your expertise and above all your patience in educating and dragging five Luddite musicians into 2007. Saying thank you doesn't come close but a big thanks anyway.
Watch this space!
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