In 2022, a set of roughly seven "lost" tracks resurfaced. These were reportedly found through a hacked email account linked to the band's early social media. These tracks often feature a more electronic, experimental sound compared to their standard acoustic-punk style.
The band’s most famous "unreleased" tracks aren't technically unreleased anymore. They have a tradition of naming EPs after their grandmothers and filling them with re-recorded versions of early, rare songs.
From legendary leaked Mediafire folders to the early self-released albums that preceded their rise to fame, The "Grandmother" EPs: Reviving the Unreleased the front bottoms unreleased songs
Brought a "studio" sound to raw classics like "Lonely Eyes" and "Tie Dye Dragon".
Beyond the official EPs, several songs remain in a state of semi-obscurity, often found on platforms like SoundCloud or through old Reddit threads. The Mediafire Leaks In 2022, a set of roughly seven "lost" tracks resurfaced
Featured fan favorites like "Lipstick Covered Magnet" and "Twelve Feet Deep," which originally appeared on early self-released recordings.
"Everything I Own" (Demo) and several untitled or fan-titled electronic experiments. "Back On Top" Sessions Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Beyond the official EPs, several songs remain in
The Front Bottoms - Back On Top Demos (Limited Edition Pink & Black Starburst 12" Vinyl EP x/500)