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EKOTREN: New Song Posted Online

October 24, 2009

Cape Coral, Florida-based band EKOTREN has posted a new song, "Light To Shine", on the group's MySpace page. The track comes off EKOTREN's forthcoming EP, "The Confessions Of Gladys White", which will be released before the end of the year.

EKOTREN's Paul Trust-produced (DIECAST, ENDO) debut album, "Light The Fire", was released by Blind Prophecy Records. The CD's lead single, "Light The Fire", spent a whopping 27 weeks as one of the most requested songs on Sirius Satellite Radio Hard Attack's Devil's Dozen, peaking at No. 3. The band has been on the road relentlessly since the release of the album on tours alongside ILL NINO, SCUM OF THE EARTH, DIECAST, MOWER, DROID and BOBAFLEX.

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