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2024-12-03

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Kurplunk

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Bananas

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2024-11-29

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Jeff Whitmire

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Bixby

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2024-11-26

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2024-11-22

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2024-11-19

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Steve Goodie

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Eggs

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2024-11-17

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2024-11-15

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2024-11-22

The FuMP Volume 107 Now Shipping!

by Devo Spice

It's The FuMP Volume 107! Now with sprinkles! Cookies! Bats! Ducks! Birds! And even Roman Numerals!

Newcomer Stu Sauce tells us how he passes time at work. Lauren Mayer tells people to mind their own business. And Ross Childs tells us about his favorite pastime.

Also, the great Luke Ski puts out an epic tribute to Star Trek Lower Decks and the Consortium of Genius put out a posthumous tribute to Morgus The Magnificent.

This album also includes a behind the scenes video from FuMPFest 2024, featuring The Consortium of Genius, Sulu, Luke Ski, Insane Ian, Chris Mezzolesta, Devo Spice, Ross Childs, Carla Ulbrich, and many more, including clips from The Logan Awards, The FuMP's appearance on Escape from the Secret Lab, and all the other madness that happened that weekend.

Click here for more information and to order your copy.

2024-11-12

FuMPCast Episodes - Getting Caught Up

by Devo Spice

Last month Archive.org was the victim of a DDOS attack that brought them down. We use Archive.org for hosting The FuMPCast, so we weren't able to upload any of the shows during this time, however, new episodes were being streamed live on Twitch and posted to our YouTube channel.

Archive.org is now finally working again, so we have begun posting the missing episodes. Episode 747 is now up, where Luke and I run down all the fun we had at FuMPFest. We will continue posting one episode per day until we are caught up, that way your podcast software won't miss any episodes.

Thank you for your patience.

2024-09-23

FuMP 106 Now Available

by Devo Spice

The FuMP Volume 106 is now shipping which includes all the songs posted to TheFuMP.com during July and August of 2024, including The FuMP debuts of Sulu, Massively Offensive, and Kurplunk. Plus new songs by Steve Goodie, Joe J Thomas, 2 Sleep, Mikey Mason, Tom Smith and more!

This album also features a video of a live performance from Via Bella recorded at NASFiC, the North American Science Fiction Convention which took place in Buffalo in July.

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2024-09-08

FuMPFest 2024 T-Shirt

by Devo Spice

We are now taking pre-orders for this year's t-shirt. If you are attending FuMPFest this year you can pick up your shirt there and your shipping will be refunded after the event. If not, your shirt will be shipped after the event. Last year we made too many shirts so this year we are not going to have as many made up, so get your pre-orders in to make sure you can get your size.

We are no longer taking pre-orders. If you are not attending FuMPFest we will resuming taking orders after the event.

2024-08-12

The FuMP AI Policy

by Devo Spice

As generative AI becomes more prevalent we have been forced to decide how we want to deal with songs that are AI-generated. We have decided we do not want AI-generated songs posted to the main page of The FuMP, but we will allow them on the Sideshow. So if you have an AI-generated song you'd like to share please post it to the Sideshow.

AI is a broad term that gets thrown around a lot and we want to be clear we are not banning all uses of AI. If an artist wants to use AI to help in the production of a song that is fine, such as changing voices, pitch correction, etc., but the song needs to be mostly human produced. Technically drum machines and MIDI are forms of AI and we're certainly not prohibiting those. But we don't want to be inundated with AI-generated songs.

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