The Home Inside My Head

The Home Inside My Head

As one of the pioneers of the new wave of pop-punk-emo, Chicagoland quintet Real Friends have rapidly and organically grown a global following of devotees in their short existence. Produced by Steve Evetts (The Wonder Years, Every Time I Die) their second full-length The Home Inside My Head follows-up 2014 Fearless Records label debut Maybe This Place is the Same & We're Just Changing and sees the band taking their do it yourself attitude and sound to the next level. The album is preceded by the auspicious lead single "Colder Quicker."