Friko - Something Worth Waiting For
Chicago’s Friko return with their anticipated sophomore album, produced by GRAMMY-winner John Congleton, embracing a bolder sense of abandon, exploring noise-rock, avant-garde classical and 1970s-era symphonic balladry.
Their debut introduced a galvanizing new voice into the indie-rock canon, landing them on the cover of NME and Pitchfork’ Best Of Year list.
‘Something Worth Waiting For’ locates an elusive balance between the wide-eyed idealism of youth and the self-possessed grit of lived experience.
Chicago’s Friko return with their anticipated sophomore album, produced by GRAMMY-winner John Congleton, embracing a bolder sense of abandon, exploring noise-rock, avant-garde classical and 1970s-era symphonic balladry.
Their debut introduced a galvanizing new voice into the indie-rock canon, landing them on the cover of NME and Pitchfork’ Best Of Year list.
‘Something Worth Waiting For’ locates an elusive balance between the wide-eyed idealism of youth and the self-possessed grit of lived experience.
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Chicago’s Friko return with their anticipated sophomore album, produced by GRAMMY-winner John Congleton, embracing a bolder sense of abandon, exploring noise-rock, avant-garde classical and 1970s-era symphonic balladry.
Their debut introduced a galvanizing new voice into the indie-rock canon, landing them on the cover of NME and Pitchfork’ Best Of Year list.
‘Something Worth Waiting For’ locates an elusive balance between the wide-eyed idealism of youth and the self-possessed grit of lived experience.
