Fighting for the Faith
| Fighting for the Faith | |
| File:Fighting for the Faith in 1750.png Fighting for the Faith members play music in market for new album ad 1750 AN | |
| Background information | |
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| Origin |
Quimper,  Normandie,  Hurmu |
| Genres | Hard rock · Alternative metal · Nazarene rock · Wrestling rock |
| Years active | 1747 AN–present |
| Labels | Northmen Records · Cotentin Records · 3B |
| Website | www.fightingforthefaith.com.hu |
| Members |
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Fighting for the Faith, short name FFTF, is a Hurmudan rock band. The band members are Gefrei Tirel (vocalist, guitarist) and his wife Aaline Tirel (bassist, vocalist), Mélanîn St Leger (keyboardist), and Hébèrt Maynet (drummer). Since its formation, the band has released five albums, one of which was a live concert recording (Live in Esther). The band has won the prestigious Leopard Award from Normandie three times. Their most prestigious album, Chanson de Geste (1755), received one gold and one platinum certification.
While Gefrei Tirel is the only original member, the band has undergone numerous lineup changes. The band plays music across the hard rock and alternative metal genres. Their lyrics explore themes of struggle and faith. Frequently incorporating Nazarene elements in their songs and concerts, FFTF became a pioneer of the broader genre known as Wrestling Rock after the NWC used their song "Undefeated" in their tournaments.
