How can we better understand and accept our fears? Indie rock band Franz Ferdinand is tackling this topic in their newest album, "The Human Fear". In the eleven songs of their sixth studio album, ...

There’s a reason Franz Ferdinand became the known name of dance rock: It’s fun. It actually makes you want to dance in odd and awkward ways. It’s been some time since the last Franz Ferdinand release, ...

At their recent shows, Franz Ferdinand have been playing a song that sounds like nothing they’ve ever recorded. The track, “Turn It On,” throws a big, buzzy synth riff from guitarist-keyboardist Nick ...

Scottish indie rock band Franz Ferdinand released their fifth studio album, Always Ascending, for eager fans Feb. 9. Always Ascending serves as their first album since 2013 release, Right Thoughts, ...

The post Franz Ferdinand Announce Greatest Hits Album, Share New Song “Billy Goodbye”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Franz Ferdinand have announced a greatest hits collection entitled Hits to ...

Indie rock band Franz Ferdinand released its fifth studio album Always Ascending on Friday, about four-and-a-half years since their last release, Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Actions. It’s also ...

This post is in partnership with Consequence of Sound, an online music publication devoted to the ever growing and always thriving worldwide music scene. It certainly doesn’t feel like a decade has ...

When Franz Ferdinand teamed up with Sparks for the 2015 collaborative project FFS, the only surprise was that it took so long. The former was the smartest band to emerge from England’s mid-’00s ...

When Rolling Stone checked in with Franz Ferdinand last December, the band was testing out new material at small overseas shows and heading in a direction that was more dance than rock. Now the band’s ...

Three years after the release of 2005’s You Could Have It So Much Better, dapper Scot rockers Franz Ferdinand are set to return with their much-anticipated third record, which will drop January 27, ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Scottish indie rockers Franz Ferdinand's new record "Tonight" hits the shelves on Monday to mixed reviews of what the band agrees is a shift toward synthesizers and dance pop.

Bowing in early 2004, Franz Ferdinand's superb self-titled debut album hit at the exact right time. Modern American-rock radio was finally beginning to unearth itself from years of turgid nu-metal and ...