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Dance or Die

Family Force 5

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Album Review

If you can consider it progress to go from sounding like Limp Bizkit to Duran Duran, then Dance or Die might just be your cup of tea. Call it another round of "phun" with a capital "PH" from the wildly popular crunk-rock quintet. The guys are a novelty act, this time spinning their dancefloor routine with a distinctively '80s motif. Until you hear their unlikely blend of Finger Eleven, Orgy, the Killers, and Frankie Goes to Hollywood, you might not believe it's possible — but Dance or Die pulls it off with style. The key to finding the meaning behind the album is not to do so. There is but one message, and that's having a wildly good time. There's nothing else beneath the surface — which is fine, since Family Force 5 never claim to be larger than they really are. The only disappointment is the lo-fi production compared to their debut.

Customer Reviews

I'm sorry Pillar :'(

I'm sorry Pillar, you have been moved to #2 on my favorite bands list....

Terrible

I use to be a super fan and a radiator but now that I know the truth about these so called men are straight up losers because there music has nothing to do with God whatsoever so I gave them up ...

hmm

I knew family force 5 as a great christian rockin band but I have no idea why the changed to technoey stuff like "keep the party alive". Their old stuff was alot better

Biography

Formed: 2004 in Atlanta, GA

Genre: Alternative

Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

Family Force 5, who once went by the name the Phamily, came together outside Atlanta, Georgia in 2004. The Olds brothers (Soloman or "Soul Glow Activatur" and twins Jacob and Joshua, "Crouton" and "Fatty," respectively) plus friends Nathan Currin ("Nadaddy") and Derek Mount ("Chap Stique") make up the band (original guitarist Brad Allen, or "20 Cent," left to play with other Georgia-based groups Everyday Sunday and the Trust), whose...
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