EKOTREN: New Album Samples Available

December 24, 2007

Cape Coral, Florida-based melodic metal band EKOTREN has posted two songs from its forthcoming album, "Light The Fire", on the group's MySpace page. The 11-song CD features six new songs and breathes new life into songs from previous EPs "Destroying The American Dream" and "The Tables Have Turned".

"Light The Fire" will be released on the following dates:

Japan - February 20, 2008
Europe - February 25, 2008
North America - Febuary 26, 2008

"Light The Fire" track listing:

01. Light The Fire
02. Paper Thin
03. Become
04. Tables Have Turned
05. Tranquilized
06. Nothing Left
07. Falling
08. Death Blanket
09. Point of View
10. Needed You More
11. Chupacabra

A preview of the cover is available at this location.

Having recently completed a a coast-to-coast national tour with DIECAST, EKOTREN will embark on a string of headlining dates in January, with further tour plans in the works.

Formed in 2000, EKOTREN is John Sheldon (vocals),Keith Finnell (guitars),Derek DeSantis (bass),Steve Chin (keyboard, backing vocals),and Eric Pottle (drums). The band has formulated a style distinctly its own, one that enraptures crowds with a powerhouse performance among their rigorous state-wide circuits, blowing away Florida crowds with the whirlwind melodies of "Point of View" and the skull-rattling ferocity of songs like "The Massacre".

Watch EKOTREN performing live on September 9, 2007:

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