British hard rock band FM, formed in 1984, have been through their fair share of hardships and triumphs throughout their career. They are best known for their first two records, Indiscreet (1986) and Tough It Out (1989). Having similar factors as classic AOR bands such as Journey and Foreigner, their sound incorporates different styles of music such as soul, blues, funk, country, and pop. Though they never made it big in America, they continued to travel the world and build their fanbase on their terms. Since reforming in 2007, the band have consistently been putting out new studio albums under the notion of not wanting to rely on their past accomplishments. The three remaining members from the original lineup include lead vocalist Steve Overland, drummer Pete Jupp, and bassist Merv Goldsworthy.
Lana Teramae of Metal Express Radio had a chat with lead vocalist Steve Overland from FM about their brand new studio album, Brotherhood (2025). The conversation covers everything from the band’s documentary-style approach towards music videos to Overland’s beloved memories of Ozzy Osbourne. He also reveals the secret to the band’s lasting chemistry.
Brotherhood will be released on September 5, 2025 through Frontiers Music Srl.
Band Lineup
Steve Overland – lead vocals and guitars
Merv Goldsworthy – bass guitar
Pete Jupp – drums
Jem Davis – keyboards
Jim Kirkpatrick – guitars
Check out the music video for “Don’t Call It Love” from FM’s Brotherhood!
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