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LIGHT THIS CITY Tour Photo Blog Online

October 16, 2007

Having recently completed a North American tour alongside EDGUY, INTO ETERNITY and ECHOES OF ETERNITY, Bay Area thrashers LIGHT THIS CITY have returned home and posted a tour photo blog on the band's MySpace page. The group returns to the road in November as part of the Death By Decibels tour, which also features VADER, MALEVOLENT CREATION, CATTLE DECAPITATION, ABIGAIL WILLIAMS and VEIL OF MAYA.

LIGHT THIS CITY is continuing to tour in support of its latest effort, "Facing the Thousand", which saw a late-2006 release through Prosthetic Records. The band plans to record a follow-up CD in the spring of 2008 for release later that year.

LIGHT THIS CITY video for the track "The Unwelcome Savior" can be viewed below.

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