New Energy by Twenty First Century Fox

"This band is not only able to sound like a party but also feel like one, and I mean that in all aspects. Parties are fun, but they are often an extended night of shifting. Conversations start fun, slide into tangents, get serious, and then pull themselves back into lightheartedness. You are talking to someone and then a stranger will pick up on your conversation, interject unexpectedly, and lead you somewhere else. And then, oh hey, there’s that someone that you haven’t seen in a minute, and off you mosey to join another conversation, another circle, another moment. Then you find yourself lost in your own thoughts and need a moment to yourself, and by the end of the night, you’re tired, your head is buzzing (whether from the interactions or other things), and you’ve had a blast. TFCF’s shifts encapsulate all of this in their latest recording and it’s worth your time to listen. Also they slay live."

-Blake Edward Conley of SluggerCitySound.com

"Always upbeat and ready to step outside of the typical rock constraints, Twenty First Century Fox returns with their third full-length album, New Energy."

"TFCF never hesitates to acknowledge when it’s time to take an alternative route. Always changing and always reaching for the next idea."

-Lara Kinne of The LEO Weekly

"New Energy, which was recorded at La La Land, is layered, catchy rock ‘n’ roll, with the band as sharp as ever."

- Scott Recker of The LEO Weekly

TFCF is a contemporary rock and roll ensemble from Louisville, KY composed of guitarists/vocalists Miranda Cason (Venus Trap), Laura Quimby, Sean Gardner (Bu Hao Ting/Neighbor), bassist Willie Baumler (Bu Hao Ting/Vampire Squid), and drummer Gregory Ward (Karass/Savages/Zero Element). The band originally performed as a B'52s tribute, under the handle Mock Lobster, from 2008-2011.