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Figg is tagged as: indie pop, femalevocalists, under 2000 listeners, folkrock, home collection

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The story of Figg begins with a wedding. As attendees, Robin Peringer and Gilden Tunador, members of Seattle’s quietest band, Carissa’s Wierd, witnessed a bizarre event.
The drum rolled, the bride threw her bouquet, and a violent CRASH resounded. It was followed by a voluminous, collective gasp, and then silence. At the exact moment the bouquet began its trajectory, a stolen red corvette, pursued by 3 wailing police cars, drove up onto the sidewalk and ricocheted between the garden wall and 8 of the guests’ parked cars. The chase continued for several miles, its momentum slowing only for a few seconds to shock the wedding party.
That night, a marriage started with a bang. It’s a great reminder that love can be pretty fucked up. You’re bound to hit unexpected obstacles along the way, but you must keep moving forward. That can be applied to bands as well - for that same evening, the concept of Figg began.
Inspired by the profundity, resilience, tenacity, and the illusiveness of Love, Gilden and Robin decided to form a band whose songs’ focus explores the edge between love’s negative and the positive. It’s too easy to write about sadness and negativity, and much harder to turn the perspective into a brighter one. While humans are naturally p...
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Top 10 Figg Songs
A Case Study in Plagiarism
black tar of camden yards
pink is the new blues
Baby in a Cage
you and me , oh please
destroyer
You and Me, Oh Please
Don't Want to Have to Hate
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