LIGHT YOURSELF ON FIRE Completes Work On New EP

February 22, 2008

Tampa, Florida's LIGHT YOURSELF ON FIRE, which consists of ex-members of REVERSAL OF MAN, SCROG and BRUTALITY, has completed work on a new EP. The CD was produced by Mark Nikolich (TORCHE, KYLESA) at Atomic Audio Recording in Tampa, Florida and was mastered by Scott Hull (PIG DESTROYER, NILE) at Visceral Sound.

Check out the track "Love And Death" on the group's MySpace page.

According to a press release, "the band's sound is inspired by the intensity of the Tampa death metal scene, as well as the dark atmosphere of bands like SWANS and CHRISTIAN DEATH, and the abrasive, off-kilter noise of bands like HELMET and UNSANE."

LIGHT YOURSELF ON FIRE is currently seeking a label home for the new EP.

The band's debut full-length was released on CD by Kiss Of Death Records and on cassette by Robotic Empire.

LIGHT YOURSELF ON FIRE will be touring throughout 2008.

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