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FROM AUTUMN TO ASHES: New Video Interview Available

October 11, 2007

Synthesis.net conducted an interview with Brian Deneeve (guitar and vocals) and Mike Pilato (bass) of the Long Island post-hardcore act FROM AUTUMN TO ASHES during the band's fall 2007 tour. Watch the 14-minute clip below.

Formed in 2000, FROM AUTUMN TO ASHES became known for their bruising live shows and for deftly marrying melody to the punishing, aggressive hardcore sound. The band released their first album, "Too Bad You're Beautiful", on Ferret in 2001 that went on to sell over 100,000 copies. The band signed to Vagrant in 2003 and released "The Fiction We Live" (over 150,000 sold),followed by "Abandon Your Friends".

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