Welcome to Epic Boredom

Fighting For Ithaca returns to take your calls!!!! We will playing new music from the boys and they will be answering all your questions. Hang out in the chatroom with us and call in. A note from FFI: Hey all! We hope to see you and all of your friends out at our ALL AGES CD RELEASE March 13th @ the Basement in Langley! If you are not already in the event group, please go check it out! http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=317637694374&ref=mf For those of you that are interested in hearing our album "Thanks for Waiting" before it is officially released, we have some good news! We will be participating in an internet radio interview and album stream on Tuesday March 9th at 8:30pm PST! We have done a couple of these interviews in the past and they always turn out to be absolutely hilarious!! We will be streaming the album for the first half of the interview and we will take fan phone calls and questions in the last half! For all of the details and to listen or call in on the day of the interview, please visit the link below. If you're free Tuesday night, why not spend your evening with Fighting For Ithaca!? We're so stoked to share some new songs with you! Let us know if you have any questions! To listen to the album stream and live interview, on Tuesday March 9th, visit http://www.blogtalkradio.com/epicboredom Thanks everyone and we look forward to seeing you all on March 13th at the Basement!!

Sincerely,

Curtis Steeksma Fighting For Ithaca

Check out our past interview with FFI

Epic Boredom featuring Fighting For Ithaca

Date / Time: 12/22/2009 10:00 PM

Fighting For Ithaca is back!!! Check them out here http://www.myspace.com/fightingforithaca then come hang out with them for 2 hours while listening to awesome music!!In popular music, independent music, often generally abbreviated as "indie", is a term used to describe independence from major commercial record labels and an autonomous, Do-It-Yourself approach to recording and publishing. Independent labels have been known to strive for minimal influence on the artist they represent, avoiding the artist-cultivating behavior of many major labels. Artists represented by Independent labels have been known to be focused more on producing music than becoming wealthy and/or well known. source: wikipedia