"Few bands capture chaos and clarity quite like Chicago's With Byron Siragusa, Luca Federighi, Wyatt Tiberia, and Owen Santiago at its core, the four-piece channels its energy into a sound that feels both otherworldly and deeply human. By blending psychedelia, progressive rock, and raw youthful emotion, they create unpredictable tracks that keep listeners on edge. You never quite know where they'll take you next, and that's exactly the thrill. They may be young, but they've already got plenty to say."
"Fank! has already made their mark on major stages such as Lollapalooza, Summerfest, and The Cubby Bear. Frontman Siragusa recently took home the Nord Anglia International Young Musician Award, a sign of the band's growing recognition. Each member brings a distinct flavour to the mix. Byron's songwriting channels the wide-open dreaminess of Kevin Parker, fused with the heartfelt depth of Jeff Buckley."
"Their latest single, " angstrafankin' ," opens like an alien signal hijacking your radio before morphing into a fierce, pulsing rhythm. The riffs pulse with a hint of Metallica, while the vocals bring a playful, Foo Fighters-like energy. Midway through, an explosive guitar solo takes the spotlight before melting seamlessly back into the melody. The result is gloriously messy, chaotic, youthful, and unapologetically alive."
Fank! is a Chicago four-piece composed of Byron Siragusa, Luca Federighi, Wyatt Tiberia, and Owen Santiago. The band blends psychedelia, progressive rock, and raw youthful emotion to create unpredictable, otherworldly yet human songs. Fank! has performed at major stages including Lollapalooza, Summerfest, and The Cubby Bear, and frontman Siragusa won the Nord Anglia International Young Musician Award. Byron's songwriting channels Kevin Parker's dreaminess and Jeff Buckley's heartfelt depth. The single "angstrafankin'" opens like an alien signal, shifts into fierce pulsing riffs reminiscent of Metallica and Foo Fighters energy, features an explosive guitar solo, and runs nearly six minutes before fading to radio static.
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