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To replace Gleason the band recruited vocalist Jon Bunch of the recently disbanded Sense Field. With Bunch, they released the album Hide Nothing (2004) and continued to tour internationally.[22] The band teamed up with Brandtson, The Kicks, Moments in Grace and Salem for the "Hide Nothing Tour", which spanned from August 22 to October 4, 2004.[23][24] The tour took the bands through the United States' West Coast (including a date in Western Canada), the Midwest and the East Coast.[25][24] The band next partnered with Sparta, Copeland and Sunshine for another American and Canadian tour which spanned from November 5 to December 6, 2004.[26][27] Carrabba practicing with the band for their reunion show in 2005.From February 15 to March 14, 2005, the band toured the United States with The Starting Line, Days Away and JamisonParker.[28] On April 5, 2005, the band released the acoustic EP Hope Against Hope.[29] On April 30, 2005, the band played a reunion show with the original members, including Carrabba and Dominguez, at The Bamboozle, at which they performed The Moon Is Down in its entirety.[30][31] With Bunch back on vocals, Further Seems Forever toured Europe during May and June 2005, joined by bass guitarist Thomas Rankine (formerly of As Friends Rust and Salem). In November 2005, they announced a hiatus, which was followed by an announcement in January 2006 that their upcoming tour of the United States and Canada with Bunch would be their final performances, as the members' families and other commitments had eclipsed their interests in the band. As Neptune stated: "As I sit here reflecting back on my time with FSF, saying to myself 'what happens when your dreams have come true already?' Well my answer is 'it probably wasn't my dream all along.' Sure maybe it was part of my calling but the truth is that making a family has been the goal ever since I can remember. My family is what I live for now and I am very glad to do so."[32] Tooth & Nail released a "best of" retrospective album that April entitled Hope This Finds You Well, and the band's farewell performance occurred June 17, 2006 at The Masquerade in Atlanta, Georgia. This performance was recorded and released as a live album and DVD by 567 Records in April 2007, entitled The Final Curtain. 2007–2010: Post-breakup activity[edit] Following the band's breakup, Bunch and Cordoba formed Fields Forever, a duo project performing acoustic renditions of Further Seems Forever and Sense Field songs which toured across Europe. Other members went on to other projects, with Kleisath joined a group called En Masse in early 2006 and Cordoba joining Kicked Out Heel Drag in early 2007. 2010–present: Reunion with Carrabba[edit] Further Seems Forever reunited with original singer Chris Carrabba in August 2010.[33] Further Seems Forever and Dashboard Confessional both played the Groezrock festival in April 2011.[34] The band's fourth studio album, Penny Black, was released in October 2012 through Rise Records.[35] In August 2015, it was announced that Gleason had rejoined the band.[36] Former frontman Jon Bunch died on January 31, 2016, in Irvine, California at the age of 45.[37][38] In the fall of 2021, the band played the Furnace Festival with the Gleason-era lineup. On February 2, 2022, it was announced that Further Seems Forever would reunite with the original lineup to celebrate 20 years of The Moon Is Down at the Breakfast in Franklin, Tennessee.[39] In February 2024, the band signed with Iodine Recordings.[40] Personnel[edit] Current members Jason Gleason – lead vocals (2002–2004, 2016–2017, 2021–present), backing vocals (2016–2017) Josh Colbert – lead guitar (1998–2006, 2010–present) Nick Dominguez – rhythm guitar (1998–2002, 2010–present), lead guitar (2000–2002) Chad Neptune – bass guitar (1998–2004, 2010–present) Steve Kleisath – drums (1998–2006, 2010–present) Former members Chris Carrabba – lead vocals, keyboards, piano (1998–2002, 2010–2021), backing vocals (2016–2017) Ian Sirianni – guitars (touring) (2001–2002) Derick Cordoba – rhythm guitar, lead guitar (2002–2006) Brandon Swanson – guitars (touring) (2002–2004) Jon Bunch – lead vocals (2004–2006; died 2016[37][38]) Jake Clark – bass (2004, 2006) Thomas Rankine – bass (2005) Ian Fowles – guitars (touring) (2005–2006) Tom English – guitars (2004–2006)[citation needed] Timeline Discography[edit] Further Seems Forever discographyStudio albums4EPs1Live albums1Compilation albums1Singles1Music videos4Other appearances3 The discography of Further Seems Forever consists of four studio albums, one live album, one compilation album, one EP, one single, and four music videos. Studio albums[edit] Year Album details Peak chart positions US Billboard 200[41][42] Christian[41][43] Heatseekers[41][44] 2001 The Moon Is Down[45] Released: March 27, 2001 Label: Tooth & Nail Records Format: CD, LP — — — 2003 How to Start a Fire[46] Released: February 11, 2003 Label: Tooth & Nail Records Format: CD, LP 133 6 1 2004 Hide Nothing[47] Released: August 24, 2004 Label: Tooth & Nail Records Format: CD, LP 122 4 3 2012 Penny Black[35] Released: October 23, 2012 Label: Rise Records Format: CD 62 3 — "—" denotes releases that did not chart. Live albums[edit] Year Album details 2007 The Final Curtain[48] Released: January 9, 2007 Label: 567 Format: CD / DVD Compilation albums[edit] Year Album details 2006 Hope This Finds You Well[49] Released: March 21, 2006 Label: Tooth & Nail Format: CD Extended plays[edit] Year Release details 1999 From the 27th State Released: July 4, 1999 Label: Takehold Format: CD Singles[edit] Year Single details 2002 Further Seems Forever / Twothirtyeight Released: December 17, 2002 Label: Tooth & Nail Format: 7" 2010 Acoustic 7" Released: December 21, 2010 Label: Self-Released Format: 7" 2012 So Cold Released: October 23, 2012 Label: Rise Records Format: 7" Music videos[edit] Year Song Director Album 2001 "Snowbirds and Townies" The Moon Is Down 2003 "The Sound" How to Start a Fire 2004 "Light Up Ahead" Hide Nothing 2012 "So Cold" Caleb Mallery Penny Black Other appearances[edit] The following Further Seems Forever songs were released on compilation albums. This is not an exhaustive list; songs that were first released on the band's albums, EPs, and singles are not included. 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