Bassist Cubbie Fink leaves Foster the People

Indie pop band Foster the People rose to fame with their 2011 hit "Pumped Up Kicks."

The group started in 2009 with lead vocalist Mark Foster and Mark Pontius on percussion. The two later recruited Cubbie Fink, Foster's friend, to play bass guitar.

Six years later, the band announced that Fink will no longer be continuing on with the group.

The former trio released two albums together: Torches (2011) and Supermodel (2014).

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