Foxing on Audiotree Live (Full Session #2)

Foxing is an indie band whose mature slow-burner “Dealer” reflects a conscious, experimental step forward. It’s a sonically adventurous release and stands in stark contrast to the style of “The Albatross,” their debut, which became a flagship for the so-called “emo-revival.” Foxing focused this time on ambient, nebulous instrumental work that’s chock full of effected noise. Loose, ambling song structures supported by a gargantuan bottom end form the perfect channel for the album’s intimate, despondent lyrical themes. “Dealer” dissects the narrator’s darkest times, allowing listeners insight into the kind of experiences that can lay undisclosed for years. Watch the performance here on Audiotree Live and witness a band putting the final touches on the formation of their unique identity in a vast musical landscape.

Tracklist
1. The Magdalene
2. Redwoods
3. Glass Coughs
4. Three On a Match
5. Night Channels
6. Indica

Recorded on March 7, 2016, in Chicago, IL.

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[HUMPTYNUGGET]

if I die tomorrow this band has made my life richer.

[IRAKIllen]

the lighting of this session is so beautiful

[daleleith]

Been listening to Foxing for a few years and only got to see them play in person this year. Not saying this to be a fan boy but they were the best sounding band I have ever heard. They blew me away with just how talented they all are. You feel every note and change in the song. If you haven't caught them yet. 100% advise you get a ticket.

[eduardocarbonera]

0:45 - The Magdalene
8:20 - Redwoods
12:28 - Glass Coughs
17:27 - Three on Match
25:44 - Night Channels
30:53 - Indica

[winterwolfk]

They seemed to have grown so much, i love this band with a passion.

[midnightwish_]

its rare these days to see an incredible band like this with such a smooth interviewer.

[supman]

Honestly I can't choose which album is better. Every time i play foxing im always starting off with bloodhound and ending on three on a march. Albatross gets me fired up while dealer brings me back down and mellows me back out. And on both albums all songs makes me feel what they're trying to project. I love it

[moosesnWoop]

this was peak Audiotree for me - 2015, 2016, 2017 - some good years in my books and Audiotree been there with these sessions.

[xRyuzakii]

dude... this slowed down indica is the most beautiful thing I have listened to in a while.

[DanielLP]

I'm just watching through a bunch of sessions and I really love the guy who interviews here! He seems very nice and friendly and gets along great with the bands. If you're reading this, you are awesome!

[minutemaid]

Here in 2021 ☝️ forever one of my favorite bands

[luisfaraudo]

Production/mixing on this whole thing is perfect.

[RealVulcan]

Their live performance is far better than listening to in not in-person, it's how I found them by accident while going to see another band, they're now my favorite, love how life goes like that

[codywigginton]

A fan accidentally kicked him and broke his nose the night before this recording. That's what he's showing @ 0:24. Most metal thing I've ever seen was at an emo show. He just got a rag for the blood and finished the set list. So much respect for this band

[sarahdanaeee]

Still so amazing. Dealer was innovative in the musical cannon of the emo genre but also for the band in general which led them to Nearer My God which again recreated the band's vision and sound and it just is amazing to see their progression and to hold each album so high in their own individual regard. Just a great band that continues to get it right every time. Thank u for ur music :')

[acalmingwind]

Ugh yes
The lighting, the music, the questions
It's all perfect

[DP-thegrizz]

While I love and appreciate all the comments here, there is one common view point reoccurring that I disagree with. Dealer is by far leagues beyond the albatross. Lyrically and sonically Foxing produce more than a record. They provided us with an experience. A raw and humble look into the psyche of these artists. When is the last time you heard an "emo" band tackle adult topics. Dealer plays like the soundtrack of a person who has really stepped back and reflected on there choices and regrets. The story within deal is that of "the quiet things that no one ever knows"

[PullpinVa]

I just saw these guys while they were opening for Coheed. These dudes were amazing and I've been ingesting everything I can from them since.

[nxtnln]

I have been waiting for this day for so long

[miniuzi]

watching this while stoned is an experience