Faith Mission. Walking through Brooklyn they accidentally stumbled upon

the Apostolic Faith Mission. They joked about trading Apostolic out for

Alcoholic; alcoholics have faith in booze like the devout have in

religion. A band with a name was conceived.

Six months after the conception of AFM they released their debut Misery

Loves Company. All recordings were made in Thorben's bedroom in Copenhagen.

Brooklyn never quite loosened its grip however, and in spring of 2008

the guys went back to record their second album 421 Wythe Avenue. The

album was released in April 2009 and received critical acclaim. AFM

turned into a collective enrolling Kristine, Gustav, Morten and Anders.

In 2010 their third and most renowned album Let This Be The Last Night

We Care was released and a busy touring schedule could commence. In the

summer of 2011 AFM stepped out onto the big European festival stages

playing Roskilde Festival (DK), Peace & Love (SE) and Positivus (LV) to

list a few.

Several American media like MTV, Brooklyn Vegan, Esquire, New York Times

and Toronto Star highlighted AFM as a stand out act respectively at

Reykjavík's Iceland Airwaves, New York's CMJ, Toronto's CMW and Austins

SxSW.

Together with Tom McFall (R.E.M., Stars) AFM finished their fourth album

Ask Me This in the fall of 2011. It's set to release worldwide in 2012.