PAPA ROACH - F.E.A.R. The Clientele Using past pain to build

Using past pain to build a fear-free future

the record also sees Julian Corrie step forward to collaborate with Alex Kapranos and Bob Hardy on song writing and creative duties

"We can still hold the line of beauty

Blue are back

Seaglass with gold splatter vinyl *

PAPA ROACH - F.E.A.R. The Clientele Using past pain to buildAlter your perspective, and fear can be transformed into something else. That's exactly what Papa Roach did on album number eight, flipping fear on its head to create the inspiring acronym that gave the record its title 'face everything and rise'. Produced by Kane Churko, 'F. E. A. R.' was also notable for featuring two significant and very different collaborations. While historically, Papa Roach hadn't been ones for guest features, they flipped the