Family Medicine, an emo/post-hardcore band from St. Louis, has shared a new video for their track 'Helitractor' from their forthcoming album, *Very Nice and Good*. The band, formed in 2015, has a rich history of collaboration, with members Joe, Chris, and David having played music together for over 15 years before rounding out their lineup with Jonathan on vocals. They have previously released an LP and an EP, and have continued to evolve their sound with the addition of Blake on second guitar in 2021. The upcoming album, *Very Nice and Good*, is set to release on March 13, 2026, via Little Elephant Records/Friend Club Records, and showcases the band's growth and dedication to their craft. Recorded in 2024 at Red Pill Studios in St. Louis, the album was mixed and mastered by Adam Cichocki at Timber Studios in New Jersey. The band draws inspiration from influential acts such as Bear vs Shark, Hey Mercedes, and Small Brown Bike, which is evident in their dynamic sound. With a strong commitment to their music, Family Medicine has been actively performing and engaging with their audience. They are gearing up for a series of live shows, including an album release show that promises to be a highlight for fans. The band’s journey reflects their passion for music and their desire to connect with listeners through heartfelt and energetic performances. The bands new music should appeal to fans of aforementioned bands along with newer bands like Drug Church, Fiddlehead, Spite House, Drought, Touche Amore and Militarie Gun.