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BURNING HUMAN Featuring JASON BITTNER: New Shows Announced

October 17, 2008

BURNING HUMAN, the resurrected death metal band featuring SHADOWS FALL drummer Jason Bittner, is in the final stages of negotiations with a prominent record label to release the group's debut album, "Resurrection Through Fire". The CD was produced and mixed by James Murphy (DEATH, OBITUARY, TESTAMENT) in his SafeHouse Productions studio in central Florida. An early 2009 release is expected. In the meantime, you can listen to three tracks from the forthcoming album on the BURNING HUMANMySpace page.

Upcoming BURNING HUMAN shows:

Nov. 01 - The Voodoo Lounge - Binghamton, NY
Nov. 15 - The Chance - Poughkeepsie, NY
Nov. 28 - Northern Lights - Clifton Park, NY

In the latter half of the 1990s, BURNING HUMAN was a deathcore/death metal four-piece from the "Capital District" region of New York (Albany, Troy, Schenectady). Ignited in 1995, BURNING HUMAN's lineup consisted of Bittner (currently in SHADOWS FALL, ex-STIGMATA, CRISIS) on drums, Jason Sunkes (currently in DEAD RABBITS, ex-STIGMATA) on guitar, Jay VanDervoort on bass, and Jonah Radaelli on vocals.

Shortly after forming, BURNING HUMAN recorded and released a seven-song demo tape titled "Death is Mercy". These songs were later released on a compilation CD titled "We the People: A Compilation of Upstate NY's Hardest" with three other bands from the Troy/Albany, New York area (WAR-TIME MANNER, POLITICS OF CONTRABAND, DYING BREED). Although the band never issued a full-length album, a number of additional tracks were recorded and released on various compilation CDs, including a song called "Hazards to Humans" on a sampler titled "Capitol Punishment" in 1997. In addition, two songs — "As Good As Dead" and "Tormented Mind" — were featured on the "Frozen Dawn IV" compilation CD in 1998, and "Self-Inflicted Crucifixion" appeared on "United We Stand, Divided We Fall" in 1998.

Video footage of Jason Bittner performing the BURNING HUMAN track "Tormented Mind" on June 22, 2007 can be viewed below.

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