So some bands aren’t “lost” as much as they are under-recognized. This is probably the case for Tennessee’s Feable Weiner. Unlike some groups we’ve covered here, Feable Weiner have a bit of info available on them; formed back in 2000, the group signed to Doghouse Records, toured with a label mate, released their first album Dear Hot Chick in 2003, and come 2008, they changed their name to Mondo Pr!mo (though I have not been able to find any signs of their music since the name change).
They popped on my radar back in 2002 with their extremely catchy single “San Deem Us Ready”. Opening with bombastic, power pop guitars, the song goes on high speed throughout. Hyperspeed verses build up to a classic pop punk chorus. The drums are made for head-banging, and the lyrical play here is pretty damn charming.
Take a listen to the single, if you’re ready!
The Indy Review 
https://feableweiner.bandcamp.com/album/2fn-hot
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https://feableweiner.bandcamp.com/album/2fn-hot
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I’ve still got this album on CD and managed to catch them live in 04 opening up for BFS, real shame they didn’t get more exposure. The second album 2fnHot is also full of pop punk bangers. Coming back to it now, still sounds fresh, wouldn’t be out of place mixed in between mom jeans and masked intruder
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Well, bands do reunions all the time. Maybe they’re due for one =)
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