Sacred Hearts Club
indie pop rock indie pop hit
Debuted on Triple J Australia on April 27th, 2017, “Pay the Man” is the first track off of the band’s first release in 3 years (the EP "III") and the opening track on "Sacred Hearts Club". The song is about navigating the world with people you love, especially in tough times when a lot of people’s well-beings are vulnerable. Most importantly, the chorus reminds us that no matter how hard times get, things will get better. The track’s character instrumentally is best captured by the end of the bridge Read more on Last.fm.

Foster the People is an indie rock/indie pop band that formed in Los Angeles, California, United States in 2009. The band consists of Mark Foster (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Cubbie Fink (bass, vocals) and Mark Pontius (drums). The band released their debut self-titled EP in January 2011. The band's debut full length album, Torches, was released on May 24, 2011 on Star Time/Columbia. Their first single "Pumped Up Kicks" was a sleeper hit during the summer of 2011 and peaked at #1 on the Billboard Alternative Songs Chart, #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #18 on the UK Singles Chart. Initially the solo project of Mark Foster, he later added Fink and Pontius in 2009, forming a full band in the process. Two other musicians, Sean Cimino (guitar, keyboards, vocals) and Isom Innis (keyboards, vocals), tour with the band as additional members. Discography: 1. Albums: 2011 - Torches 2014 - Supermodel 2017 - Sacred Hearts Club 2. EPs: 2019 - Pick U Up 2020- In The Darkest Of Nights, Let The Birds Sing 3. Singles: 2011 - Pumped Up Kicks 2011 - Call It What You Want 2012 - Don't Stop (Color on the Walls) (Remixes) - EP 2014 - Coming Of Age 2014 - Pseudologia Fantastica Official website: http://www.fosterthepeople.com/ twitter: @fosterthepeople facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Foster-The-People Go to www.fosterthepeople.com and join their email list if you want to get involved or just want a free download of "Pumped Up Kicks"! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.