BearlySinister Interviews Famous Last Words

15317972_1295987223795609_1248598028481945674_nPhoto Credit: Tristen LangL-R: Matt Bell, Evan Foley, Barrett Stephens, JT Tollas, Tyler Myklebust, Craig Simons

Here at New Transcendence, we've done a lot of work with artists of all calibers. From the biggest and best to the most impressive up-and-comers that the music world has to offer, we've prided ourselves on always giving you honest, unbiased material. December 1st, 2016 at Aftershock Music Venue, history was made once again with the help of our good friend Tristen Lang, who was generous enough to offer to step behind the lens. Our very own BearlySinister (Barrett Stephens) sat down with our great friends Famous Last Words to record what would be the very first New Transcendence video interview. The resulting video, which you can see below, is filled with info about what you can expect on their current tour, in support of their recently-released 3rd studio album, The Incubus, and was incredibly fun to conduct. These guys wear their hearts on their sleeves and you can tell, from the moment the interview begins. Be sure to pick up your copy of The Incubus, either on "The Incubus" tour w/The Funeral Portrait and Versus Me or by clicking the links below! If you enjoy the video, please give it a share and let us know if you want more!Famous Last Words is:Jeremy "JT" Tollas - VocalsTwitter: @Jt_tollas
Instagram: @jtflwFB: facebook.com/jtbarlaitTyler Myklebust - GuitarTwitter @TyTyWoot
Instagram: @tytywoot
FB: facebook.com/tyler.myklebust.7
Evan Foley - GuitarTwitter: @FLWevanInstagram: @evanflwFB: facebook.com/EvanFLW

Matt Bell - BassInstagram: @mattflwFB: facebook.com/mattbell44Craig Simons - DrumsInstagram: @craigflwFB: facebook.com/craig.simons.359

FLW on Social Media:Facebook | Twitter | InstagramBuy The IncubusPhysical | iTunes | Amazon | Google PlayRead our review of The Incubus hereCheck out our concert review of "The Incubus" tour here (coming soon)Tristen Lang ProductionsYouTube | Facebook

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