LA rock band Pope shares their first album in over eight years, BFM,
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BFM marks Pope’s first album since their 2017 album, True Talent Champion. The upcoming record finds the three-piece at their most experienced and locked in yet, an inward reckoning and a homecoming, tracing the band’s journey from their Houston beginnings to the community that shaped them in New Orleans. Opening with cycles of stagnation and self-doubt, the record gradually turns toward connection, resilience, and release, letting each song feel like a response to the last. Along the way, grief, community, and self-worth surface through warm melodies, lo-fi detours, and moments of raw vulnerability that reflect years of shared history between the three friends. Guided only by what feels honest, Pope sounds more patient and emotionally grounded than ever. Featuring vocals from Julia Steiner of Ratboys and keys from Tyler Scurlock of Sleigh Bells, BFM feels like the band returning to the place where it all began, carrying everything they’ve learned back to the moment friendship became a future.
1. Song Two
2. Newboi
3. Sick Minute
4. Point of View
5. Make You Feel
6. No One (Kiss for a Treat)
7. Nothing for Nothing
8. SOLU
9. Town
10. Good Enough
11. Back to the Center
12. John Thomas
13. Underdawg

