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Fig Dish is a Chicago-based band from the 90s that is back in 2024. [email protected]
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In case you missed it, on Friday we announced @fig.dish 's ‘When Shove Goes Back to Push’ on vinyl for the first time EVER! Pre-order the 2xLP on the FAR website now on limited paint thinner colored vinyl. #figdish #vinylpreorder #vinylcollector #whenshovegoesbacktopush
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11 days ago
Fig Dish’s 1997 alt-rock gem ‘When Shove Goes Back to Push’ is finally getting its first-ever vinyl pressing, 29 years after its original release! Out June 26 via Forge Again Records. Limited “paint thinner” double LP (400 copies) available for preorder now via Bandcamp and Shopify, plus a standard white vinyl version in shops worldwide. Get yours today at the link in bio. More from @fig.dish coming soon!
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12 days ago
It’s @bandcamp Friday, and we have a whopper of a pre-order for you. We’re finally bringing back @fig.dish 's second major label album, When Shove Goes Back to Push, as a killer gatefold 2xLP, a mere 29 years after the CD. Maybe in 2055 we’ll release the cassette. Anyhow, head to our Bandcamp and pick up a copy on super limited “paint thinner” vinyl, and while you’re at it, might as well grab one of the new Fig Dish shirt designs, the new album from @the_pretty_flowers , or a nice soft Forge Again Records hoodie. Today only, Bandcamp foregoes their merch cut. Jah bless. Keywords: Bandcamp, Bandcamp Friday, Fig Dish, The Pretty Flowers, DIY Record Label
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15 days ago
#spintheblackcirclesunday @fig.dish #chewtoy #thatswhatlovesongsoftendo @forgeagainrecords #polydorrecords
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1 month ago
Later 2025.
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4 months ago
Tonight we ring in the new year with @fountainsofwayneofficial and @childseatmusic at the world famous @thevicchicago
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4 months ago
✅ Brat Stop
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4 months ago
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7 months ago
Fig Dish in training for next weeks shows. Big thanks to @kayhanley @letters_to_cleo for doing the heavy lifting on marketing as we do our own heavy cocktail lifting preparation. Looking forward to @wickerparkfest @subtchicago @xrayarcade
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9 months ago
Hello! There are still tickets left for FD's upcoming shows with @letters_to_cleo : July 24th @ the very famous @xrayarcade in Cudahy, Wisconsin July 25th @subtchicago in Chicago July 26th @wickerparkfest in Chicago Also, you can pre-order the 30th Anniversary vinyl reissue of THAT'S WHAT LOVE SONGS OFTEN DO here (along with new T-shirts) /album/thats-what-love-songs-often-do
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9 months ago
FD INFLUENCES VOL. 1, ISSUE 3: Picking the burrs off of my socks (Mike) At the beginning of 6th grade I had a pesky and insatiable urge to learn an instrument. No one in my house had displayed any musical talent, want, or interest at all, so this was a request that seemed to have come from far out in left field. I chose the saxophone for reasons unknown to me, as they were to the million other people who chose the same instrument during that time, judging from how many middle eights were jammed with that wailing wind or bleating blast. Maybe I had heard the twice-times sax break solo in “Baker Street”, or “Miss You”, or “The Logical Song”, or “Year of the Cat”, et al. one too many times from the backseat of my parent’s Chevy Vega. So began a 1-page chapter in a very short affair between me and that gobble-pipe. Having mildly chased my sax dreams for the better part of a hectic and passionless 2 or 3 weeks, I gave up, predictably, neither understanding the instrument, nor why anyone would want to play it. At least I returned it brand new. My mother was not pleased, despite that spectacular display of consideration on my part. However, I did find that listening to music with a more dedicated and passionate ear was something I liked to do, and I at once set about destroying my young credit history by signing up for a records and tapes club that I am probably still a member of. As such, I was exposed to many very bad musical things, and some pretty good things, too, upon which I built a musical foundation. This was a solid time for this for me and, despite having a reputation as being all fey and hairdos, the 80’s kind of crushed. What really stuck for me, from then, a bit before, and the surrounding eras: Georgie Fame – “Yeh Yeh” – Not the original, sure, but this was the one my grandfather listened to. He had typical musical taste for a guy born in the earliest part of the 1900’s (Ray Conniff, Bert Kaempfert) so his having this 45 was an outlier. It’s a weird British sketch of Latin Soul that... (paste the URL below to read the full post) /figdish.chicago/posts/pfbid025DnqBzXQp9gGeySECVpjcjD66gRyWpeC9igVVXAn4d7peJB4x7FizNZRz4ZHd9nbl
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10 months ago
Part 2 of the LIFERS Song Imploder episode featuring a track-by-track discussion of THAT'S WHAT LOVE SONGS OFTEN DO. This part is (more or less) about side 2 (or, more accurately, sides 3 and 4 of the vinyl reissue). Links to podcast: /robotlaunch/lifers-fig-dish-album-1 /us/podcast/the-lifers-podcast/id1553978439 /podcasts/c42957f8-b71c-492e-a1a0-e8afd2f6110f/episodes/0a7f9596-ee3f-48a3-b44d-466b4ebd1933/the-lifers-podcast-225-lifers---fig-dish-promotional-obligation-part-2-the-revenge
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10 months ago