Wednesday, September 19, 2007

High on Fire kicks off tour with free performance

HIGH ON FIRE sees the release of their long-awaited full-length Death Is This Communion today, Tuesday September 18. To commemorate its release, HIGH ON FIRE will play a free in-store at Amoeba Records in San Francisco this afternoon, kicking off their North American Tour. HIGH ON FIRE will be joined by MONO, PANTHERS, and label-mates COLISEUM for this five week tour beginning September 20 in San Diego, CA. A complete listing of tour dates and cities can be found below.

Also, in conjunction with Death Is This Communion’s release, FYE.com is offering HIGH ON FIRE fans a chance to win an autographed Epiphone guitar.

HIGH ON FIRE recently lensed a video for Death Is This Communion track “Rumors of War” in Los Angeles, CA with director / producer Soren (UNEARTH, CEPHALIC CARNAGE, GREELEY ESTATES). The video is expected to make its world premier imminently. “Rumors of War” can be heard now via the band’s MySpace: www.MySpace.com/HighOnFireSlays and is also the first digital single from Death Is This Communion, available via I-Tunes.

www.HIGHONFIRE.net
www.myspace.com/HighOnFireSlays.

HIGH ON FIRE tour dates:

September 18 San Francisco, CA Amoeba Records (FREE In-Store)

***All Dates From September 20 thru October 29 w/ MONO, PANTHERS, COLISEUM***

September 20 San Diego, CA Casbah
September 21 Los Angeles, CA El Ray
September 22 Phoenix, AZ The Old Brickhouse
September 23 Albuquerque, NM Launch Pad
September 25 San Antonio, TX White Rabbit
September 26 Dallas, TX Granada Theater
September 27 Austin, TX Emo’s
September 28 Houston, TX Meridian Red Room
September 29 New Orleans, LA One Eyed Jacks
October 1 Knoxville, TN Blue Cats
October 2 Athens, GA 40 Watt Club
October 3 Asheville, NC Orange Peel
October 4 Wilmington, NC Soapbox
October 5 Richmond, VA Toad’s Place
October 6 Baltimore, MD Rams Head Live
October 7 Philadelphia, PA Theater of Living Arts
October 8 New York, NY Webster Hall
October 9 Brooklyn, NY Williamsburg Music Hall
October 11 Cambridge, MA Middle East
October 12 Providence, RI Living Room
October 13 Montreal, QC Les Saints
October 14 Toronto, ON Opera House
October 16 Buffalo, NY Showplace Theater
October 17 Cleveland, OH Grog Shop
October 18 Detroit, MI Magic Stick
October 19 Chicago, IL Double Door
October 20 Madison, WI High Noon Saloon
October 21 Minneapolis, MN First Avenue
October 24 Vancouver, BC Richards on Richards
October 25 Seattle, WA Crocodile Café
October 26 Portland, OR Dante’s
October 28 San Francisco, CA Independent
October 29 San Francisco, CA Independent


“Already regarded as one of modern metal's most face-meltingly fantastic bands, High on Fire further solidifies its reputation with Death is This Communion, the Oakland trio's fourth, most commanding album.” – SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY

“No longer the best stoner-metal band in the land, High on Fire is now clearly, simply one of the country's best metal bands, period.” – DALLAS OBSERVER

“shirtless metal somewhere between Motorhead's biker thunder and Slayer's muscular riffology. Still far and away one of the best metal acts going.” – AUSTIN AMERICAN STATESMAN

“the trio will steamroll your senses -- a year of nonstop touring behind 2005's Blessed Black Wings has made the already tight HoF an unstoppable metal monster” – NEW TIMES

"HIGH ON FIRE is the sludgy resin from 30 years of super-hard-rock history transubstantiated into three men from Oakland with low-slung jeans" - NEW YORK TIMES
"the apocalypse's doomy, amp-destroying fifth horseman... galloping mammoth metal" - SPIN

"unbelievably heavy...massive crunching riffs and drums that slam like vault doors" - REVOLVER

"HIGH ON FIRE build a temple to The Riff and preach its word as loudly as humanly possible" - AUSTIN CHRONICLE
"Tony Iommi's jaw would drop." - KERRANG!

"For a band getting as much crossover attention as they do, locals High on Fire have remained staunchly, unapologetically metal over the years. Celtic Frost-meets-the Melvins riffage, topped off with vocals so hoarse they make Lemmy sound like a choirboy." - SAN FRANCISCO BAY GUARDIAN

"the sound of the planet getting broadsided by a shower of asteroids, and the crushing terror of 20-story stone beasts methodically obliterating everything in their path with each malevolent stomp. And you won't want it to end." - PHOENIX NEW TIMES

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