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By Chyrisse Tabone, Rock At Night-Tampa Correspondent
Rock At Night caught up with Ottawa-based grindcore band FUCK THE FACTS at the venue Epic Problem, Tampa, Florida. The band is currently on tour across the U.S. to promote their self-released, self-produced album Desire Will Rot. Having previously released three albums through the label Relapse Records, FUCK THE FACTS approached Desire Will Rot with creative freedom and their newfound independence.
During their interview, FUCK THE FACTS founder Topon Das and lead singer Mel Mongeon discussed the origin and controversy behind the band’s name, life as a touring musician and their experiences in North America and Europe, their opinion of the Paris-Bacalan attacks, and how they and the band have matured through the years.
Members: guitarist/founder Topon Das, vocalist Mel Mongeon, drummer Mathieu Vilandré, bassist/vocalist Marc Bourgon, and guitarist Johnny Ibay
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I grew up in a household full of rock music, studied journalism in college, and then became a scientist.Although my science career has served me well, music has always played a major role in my life. I grew up reading "Creem" magazine; I play several musical instruments as a "hobby";and it seems a camera has always been in my hand. Now, I am combining what I love the most--music and photography--serving as editor of Rock At Night. I travel between the US and UK seeking my dream! My motto: life is short...no regrets. Chyrisse
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