The Faim: "This is like the teenage band kid's dream; we’ve finally hit that moment"
For eighteen months or so, over in Perth, Australia, four mates have been toiling away pulling fifteen-hour days in studios. Josh Raven, Stephen Beerken...
For eighteen months or so, over in Perth, Australia, four mates have been toiling away pulling fifteen-hour days in studios. Josh Raven, Stephen Beerkens, Michael Bono and Sean Tighe, who together make up The Faim, have been trying to ensure that whatever they bring into the world is the best it can be.
And it's working out for them. While they only have one song out currently, ‘Saints & Sinners', with the massive spotlight that's been thrown on them, you could be forgiven for thinking they're old hat at this. This one track isn't just any song, either. It's co-written with Pete Wentz after the band got in contact with pop-punk super-producer John Feldmann.
Speaking to singer Josh, who's currently prepping for their Lower Than Atlantis support tour, he attributes all of this success to the band's bloody good work ethic.
"[It was] about a year and a half of solid grinding, just in the studio before we had any contact really with John - and we were taking things 100% seriously," he explains. "Just locking ourselves in the studio, doing as much writing as we can, doing as much social media as we can - just constantly being critical and finding the next step forward."





