Fuck The Facts was launched in the late '90s as a recording project TopOne Das After many early recordings including split tapes with small and medium-sized businesses mastectomies FTF started developing a name in the underground with grind and noise of fans worldwide in 2000, the first full- CD "Discoing the dead" was recorded and later released by Black Hole Productions The positive feedback led to TopOne mounting a full band to continue with the project in early 2001

Now with Matt Connell (drums) Tim Audette (guitar) Brent Christoff ( vocals) and TopOne Das on guitar in the band took their extreme style to a living environment In autumn 2001 the band was recording their 2nd full length "Mullet Fever" (Sonic Deadline Records) that contained material for a split 7"Neuter with the Zas! Autoprod After recording, Brent decided he could not continue with the band and was quickly replaced by Mel Mongeon

In 2002 the band had enough material to record their next full length CD" Backstabber Etiquette "which was released by the Great White North Records and a split 7 "with Sylvester Stalin Anvil Of Fury Records, these new recordings showed a new maturity without giving into the trends of the time the band also time to travel through Ontario to Montreal Ghoulunatics and make it out to Winnipeg to play the Annual Arson Fest are now developing a broader spectrum of listeners the band began to work harder and play more often this included the December 1 trip through the Maritimes, this would lead to the departure of Tim Audette, which would make their last trips genomKanadensiska East Coast with the band in June 2003

As a 3-piece band recorded material for a split CD with Feeble Minded at Grodhaisn Productions, who lifted the jump band had done in musicianship and songwriting is not held back the band toured the U.S. in August with Malefaction as a trio

upon return, it did not take long for the FTF to find their new guitarist Dave Menard New blood brought inspiration to the group and at the end of 2003 FTF finished shooting for a split CD with Sergent Slaughter (Andriol Cent Records / Meat 5000 Records) The quartet began to include more metal in their sound with an experimental method Matt then decided he would have been a part of the band, but shortly before he submitted three songs with FTF in spring 2004 for a split 7 "with Subcut on Bucho Discos

Luckily a replacement was quickly found in drummer Tim Olsen and while the band enlisted bassist Marc-Andre Mongeon FTF wasted no time getting it back together and within a month was back out there and play live with a 2 week tour across Canada with Head Hits Concrete in summer 2004 autumn FTF into six new songs that were themselves released as "Legacy of hopelessness" CDEP, a far more experimental releases as they before the recording (minus 2 reinforced bonus tracks) was released in Europe by privileged to Fail Records on a split CD with Narcosis Midget Parade & Archer

by the spring of 2005 the regular shows and touring proved too much for Dave and Marc So it was decided that it would be best for them tostep down before the Summer of the tour would start did not want to jump the gun FTF taken the step to hire to fill in members Mathieu Vilandré (guitar) and Steve Chartier (bass) and with only a few weeks of practice, hit the stage again in July 2005, FTF embarked on a month-long tour in Canada in support of "Legacy of hopelessness" travels to the Sydney NS and then to Vancouver BC and back home after returning Mathieu Vilandré & Steve Chartier was taken into the band as permanent members in October 2005 FTF recorded 1:02 track pre-production demo of materials that would be on the new full length The two songs "The raging" & "Taken from the nest" was recorded by ex-drummer Matt Connell on the band's rehearsal space and are used to show people what would kommaoch was shopped around till different labels rest of the year was devoted to finishing writing the album and preparing to play

The new year led to a different line-up changes when drummer Tim Olsen was asked to leave the band Mathieu Vilandré already had filled in as drummer on previous show moved to the spot permanantly In February 2006, FTF entered Studio One-stage in Montreal to record the new full length album "Stigmata High-Five" Shortly after the shooting had begun FTF was contacted by and secured a deal with Relapse Records in May 2006 GWN Records released the "Collection of Splits 2002-2004" CD containing remastered versions of all the recordings the band had done for the split between "Backstabber Etiquette" and "Legacy of hopelessness" While FTF hit the road for a lit1:12-day tour with new label mates Leng Tch'e and Montreal tech-core band Beneath The Massacre