YOUR DEMISE Signs North American Licensing Deal With EARACHE RECORDS

May 18, 2009

Earache Records has announce the signing of U.K. hardcore act YOUR DEMISE to a North American licensing deal.

According to a press release, YOUR DEMISE plays a style of metallic hardcore popularized by bands such as HATEBREED and EARTH CRISIS and combines it with elements from all over the musical landscape, including elements of drum n bass. This eclectic combination creates a sound that is more modern, more rule-breaking and more refreshing than that of the typical hardcore band. With the August 11 North American release of their debut album, "Ignorance Never Dies", YOUR DEMISE will usher in the era of "Hardcore 2.0."

The "Hardcore 2.0" moniker isn't just about the music, either. YOUR DEMISE has overcome insurmountable odds to get to where they are now and have lived truly hardcore lives that would make lesser men weep. Equipment theft? Check. Multiple lineup changes? Check, and make that twelve. Motorway breakdowns? You bet, including a time when the side door of their tour van literally fell off in the fast lane of a major European freeway. Finally, there's the story of how the band spent 24 hours solitary confinement in a Belgian prison, but that one is best saved for later...

On the signing of YOUR DEMISE, Earache U.S. label manager Al Dawson says, "YOUR DEMISE is the best new British act going today and we couldn't be any more thrilled to add them to our roster. We're completely over the f*cking moon about these guys because they've got great songs and a large reputation for doing whatever it takes to break through and become a success. We here at Earache intend to do everything in our power to build on their substantial European buzz and take them to the next level in a North American market that is thirsty for bands that are heavy and bring something unique to the table."

Visible Noise, the famed U.K. label that helped unleash BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE, LOSTPROPHETS and BRING ME THE HORIZON upon North America, once again brings their newest buzz band, YOUR DEMISE to the territory via a U.S. licensing deal with Earache Records. Visible Noise A&R director Julie Weir says: "YOUR DEMISE are an extreme and uncompromising band, breaking the boundaries of hardcore. As soon as I heard 'Ignorance Never Dies', I knew we needed a partner for the USA that understood how to work with the band. Earache have a legacy that Visible Noise have respected since the label began and we are excited to be working together."

Having played over 500 shows all across the Europe, YOUR DEMISE will finally head to North America this fall to play shows in support of "Ignorance Never Dies".

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