venues around Britain. In the autumn of 2006 they toured the UK supporting Embrace and released the mini-album Fight Death. A tour of Canada was completed in March 2007, to support the release of Experiments in Living in that country. The tour included support slots for Canadian bands The Marble Index and The Miniatures. On 15 May 2008, it was announced by the band that they were changing their name to Hope & Social, stating "same line-up, but with a different approach and sound". Discography Self-recorded demo, 2000. Available on CD only; no catalogue number. Track listing "Tenth White Lie" "Crying Shame" "Christina's Song" "Poor Substitute" "Little Ditty" "It's Happening to Me" "Oh Katherine" Live 2000 Self-recorded demo, 2000. Available on CD only; no catalogue number. Track listing "Needed to Know" "Small Talk" "Don't Tell Me Now" "Waiting for the Sun" "Allow Me" "Trace My Way" "Friends Like You" "Children's Shoes" Official Hope & Social releases 2008: EP (EP) 2008: Live at the Blues Bar, Sunday 21 September 2009: Architect of this Church 2010: April 2011: Sleep Sound 2012: Cotton Wool & Knotted Wood 2012: All Our Dancing Days 2016: FEEL As Four Day Hombre 2003: "The First Word Is the Hardest" (single) 2004: "Mr. M" (single) 2005: "1000 Bulbs" (single) 2005: Experiments in Living (album) 2006: "The First Word Is the Hardest" (single) 2006: "Don't Go Gently" (single) 2006: A Night at the Theatre (DVD) 2006: Fight Death (mini-album) 2008: One Foot Louder (album) Alamo Music Alamo Music is the first ever fan funded, fan owned record label, created in 2004 as a conduit for Four Day Hombre's music. A number of fans of the band invested the capital necessary to formalise the label, and to finance the recording and marketing of the Four Day Hombre debut album Experiments in Living. They hence became shareholders in Alamo. This 'fan-funded' approach has produced significant publicity for the band in national and regional press. For example, an article concerning the label and its formation was featured on the front page of the BBC website on 13 March 2006, the day of release of Experiments in Living. The name Alamo was chosen in reference to the Battle of the Alamo. A quote from William Barret Travis, commander of the Texan forces at this battle, is printed on the inside of Experiments in Living: "I shall have to fight the enemy on his