This is Travis, the drummer. I’m tired of Naseem controlling our social media, so the rest of the band is taking it over during this two week pledge drive. For only 12 days, we’re asking for your support, and highlighting some new stuff. Like, the new EP that we’re hoping to record (with your support)….

Folks, as you know, it’s a wildly busy year for us. We’ve heard from fans – new and old – that you want more songs, videos, albums. Luckily we’re feeling very creative these days. The Plan: To The Fire is out and we can’t waste time making the next EP, the second of our three releases…

We are very exited to launch our Never-ending Winter Pledge Drive, or How We Hope To Afford Our Next Recording Session this Friday, until March 20. You will hear lots about this, but for now we wanted to show you the creepy thing Travis does backstage before a show. This month pledgers get to see…

Some of you have been wondering, what the hell KF, what’s going on: you just put out an EP and now there are no shows listed and there’s no info on what’s coming up. Well, things are brewing, people: shows, another Pledge drive, more stuff. Swear. All of that is hogwash compared to THIS though:…

Such a great feeling when you put something out in the world, and folks just get what you’re trying to do. Pete Chianca mentions Dylan, Springsteen and lyrics that are “awash as they are in the struggle, regret and resignation that make up real-world lives.” If you’re interested in what we’re trying to do musically…

Before a show, some bands stretch. Others drink. We slap. At our EP release show at The Sinclair, Jenée came back to play a few songs onstage and show Eva how the slaps are distributed backstage. Bullett Magazine features more behind-the-scenes photos from the show, all shot by Dave Green Photography.

It’s been a goal of ours for a long time to sell out The Sinclair. Thank you Boston. What a way to come home, and a hell of a weekend to be in New England.

After this snow, and ahead of Friday’s big hometown release show at The Sinclair, we’ll be watching the History Channel tonight. It’s been running promos for the new show Mississippi Men, featuring our song “Waiting on the River to Rise.” We’re thrilled that the show even seems to cover themes raised in the song. The…

Staying warm on this snowmaggedonacolypse by stealing nephew’s guitar and sending out  PledgeMusic Campaign updates. To learn more about the year-long campaign, check out this big article in the Boston Herald about it.  “Only Kingsley Flood can sound like the Beatles, Clash and Johnny Cash’s backing band in a single song.”

Behold, all 33 correct answers to our US Weekly-ish photo comparison contest.  Note that yes, Nick has an Iron Man hand, and yes, that is Eddie Murphy from Coming to America in the tree. From left to right Nick: zipper is purple Nick: iron glove Nick: undershirt is now pink Nick: missing his right sideburn…