LIGHT THE TORCH (formerly known as Devil You Know) official music video for "Die Alone" from the album, REVIVAL, out worldwide via Nuclear Blast. Order at https://nuclearblast.com/lightthetorch-revival. Subscribe to Nuclear Blast YouTube: http://bit.ly/subs-nb-yt Subscribe to Light The Torch YouTube: https://nblast.de/subs-ltt-yt ORDER AT: https://nuclearblast.com/lightthetorch-revival LISTEN AT: https://geni.us/LTTRevival FOLLOW THE BAND Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LightTheTorchOfficial Twitter: https://twitter.com/LTTorchBand Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lightthetorchband YouTube: https://nblast.de/subs-ltt-yt Light The Torch - Revival (2018) - Band Members: Howard Jones - Vocals https://instagram.com/howard_jones_music (Ex-Killswitch Engage, Blood Has Been Shed) Francesco Artusato - Guitar https://instagram.com/francesco.artusato (Ex-All Shall Perish, The Francesco Artusato Project) Ryan Wombacher - Bass https://instagram.com/womby_hellmerica (Bleeding Through) Mike "Scuzz" Sciulara - Drums (Extinction A.D.) ----------------------------------------------------------- "DIE ALONE" LYRICS It’s the end and I’m drowning Is it too late for me to run It hates me, it mocks me And every day I curse this sunrise There’s nothing in the shadows And you will be the one to die alone Forgive me when I fall And I will be the one to die alone Can you wash the rain away I can see the afterlife It wants me, it haunts me And every day I fear this sunrise There’s nothing in the shadows And you will be the one to die alone Forgive me when I fall And I will be the one to die alone For every broken soul For every broken faith For everything that’s died inside There’s nothing in the shadows And you will be the one to die alone Forgive me when I fall And I will be the one to die alone There’s nothing in the shadows And you will be the one to die alone Forgive me when I fall And I will be the one to die alone For every broken soul For every broken faith For everything that’s died inside ---------------------------------------------------------- "'Die Alone' is basically a note I had written to myself a couple years ago, and it seemed to really fit the music," said frontman Howard Jones. "We are more than excited to release our album Revival, and we all feel it's been worth every bit of the struggle to get it done. See you all soon on the road." The Los Angeles, CA trio — the aforementioned Jones, Francesco Artusato [guitar], and Ryan Wombacher [bass] — drew from five years together as Devil You Know to forge a wholly distinct path. Amidst myriad struggles, they returned from the brink under a new name. "2016 was a really tough year for us as a band, both personally and professionally," explains Jones. "While going through some lineup changes, we were also battling some issues with the use of our band name. At the same time, I was trying to deal with the loss of my oldest brother, which really hit me hard. During that time, we just bonded like never before. We all meshed because we faced war together. We survived. At the end, we realized we were a real band and decided to make an album representing that resilience. Honestly, we came out of the dark. The name literally signifies what we went through." "It was time for a change," the singer continues. "It was time for us to try and stretch our wings. We were really going for songs. The structuring made more sense. I was focused on melody and harmony. I really cut loose. All in all, it was the perfect storm. We had so much fun making this, because there were really no restrictions other than creating a heavy and catchy body of work." The Light the Torch lineup boasts one of the most esteemed pedigrees in modern heavy music. Jones spent a decade at the helm of GRAMMY® Award-nominated and gold-selling titans Killswitch Engage. Artusato had much-lauded stint in All Shall Perish and has attained status as a shred virtuoso. Wombacher was a staple in Bleeding Through for well over a decade. For Revival, they are joined by Extinction A.D. drummer Mike "Scuzz" Sciulara behind the kit. The album artwork was designed by Artusato. REVIVAL TRACK LISTING: Die Alone The God I Deserve Calm Before the Storm Raise the Dead The Safety of Disbelief Virus The Great Divide The Bitter End Lost in the Fire The Sound of Violence Pull My Heart Out Judas Convention #LightTheTorch #HeavyMetal #Metal

Killswitch Engage's Adam Dutkiewicz and Light the Torch's Howard Jones have revealed the name of their new collaborative project.

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Since emerging in 2018, Light the Torch have grown stronger together as a band and as friends. Through this growth, the Los Angeles, CA trio-Howard Jones [vocals], Francesco Artusato [guitar], and Ryan Wombacher [bass]-only enhanced every aspect of their signature sound. Upheld by head-spinning seven-string virtuosity, yet also anchored to skyscraping melodies, the group crafted twelve no-nonsense and no-holds-barred metallic anthems on their 2021 second full-length album, You Will Be The Death of Me.The group shot out of the gate as a contender on their full-length debut, Revival (2018). It bowed at #4 on the Billboard US Independent Albums Chart and at #10 on the Hard Rock Albums Chart in addition to receiving acclaim from Revolver, Outburn, and many more. "Calm Before the Storm" racked up a staggering 14.5 million Spotify streams, while "The Safety of Disbelief" remains one of SiriusXM Octane's all-time most requested songs. They also crisscrossed North America and Europe on tour with the likes of Trivium, Avatar, In Flames, Ice Nine Kills, Killswitch Engage and August Burns Red to name a few.In late 2019, an idea for the title track "Death of Me" kickstarted the creative process. The guys returned to Sparrow Sound in Glendale, CA to work with the production team of Josh Gilbert and Joseph McQueen once again [Bullet for My Valentine, As I Lay Dying, Suicide Silence]. This time around, they also welcomed Whitechapel's Alex Rudinger on drums. They kick down the door on You Will Be The Death of Me with the single "Wilting In The Light." Howard's instantly recognizable vocals soar over a sweeping riff and rolling beat before culminating on a massive luminous hook. "More Than Dreaming" opens up the record with gut-punching guitar and another knockout hook. Elsewhere, airy keys wrap around chugging distortion on the title track "Death Of Me." After the melodic melancholia of "Come Back To The Quicksand," Light the Torch recharge the 1987 Terence Trent D'Arby classic "Sign Your Name" as the record's climax. Shimmering keys bleed into an overpowering verse before it snaps into the immortal chorus beefed up with thick distortion.In the end, the bond between Light the Torch burns brighter than ever in the music as they deliver a definitive statement with You Will Be The Death Of Me.

Since emerging in 2018, Light the Torch have grown stronger together as a band and as friends. Through this growth, the Los Angeles, CA trio-Howard Jones [vocals], Francesco Artusato [guitar], and Ryan Wombacher [bass]-only enhanced every aspect of their signature sound. Upheld by head-spinning seven-string virtuosity, yet also anchored to skyscraping melodies, the group crafted twelve no-nonsense and no-holds-barred metallic anthems on their 2021 second full-length album, You Will Be The Death of Me.The group shot out of the gate as a contender on their full-length debut, Revival (2018). It bowed at #4 on the Billboard US Independent Albums Chart and at #10 on the Hard Rock Albums Chart in addition to receiving acclaim from Revolver, Outburn, and many more. "Calm Before the Storm" racked up a staggering 14.5 million Spotify streams, while "The Safety of Disbelief" remains one of SiriusXM Octane's all-time most requested songs. They also crisscrossed North America and Europe on tour with the likes of Trivium, Avatar, In Flames, Ice Nine Kills, Killswitch Engage and August Burns Red to name a few.In late 2019, an idea for the title track "Death of Me" kickstarted the creative process. The guys returned to Sparrow Sound in Glendale, CA to work with the production team of Josh Gilbert and Joseph McQueen once again [Bullet for My Valentine, As I Lay Dying, Suicide Silence]. This time around, they also welcomed Whitechapel's Alex Rudinger on drums. They kick down the door on You Will Be The Death of Me with the single "Wilting In The Light." Howard's instantly recognizable vocals soar over a sweeping riff and rolling beat before culminating on a massive luminous hook. "More Than Dreaming" opens up the record with gut-punching guitar and another knockout hook. Elsewhere, airy keys wrap around chugging distortion on the title track "Death Of Me." After the melodic melancholia of "Come Back To The Quicksand," Light the Torch recharge the 1987 Terence Trent D'Arby classic "Sign Your Name" as the record's climax. Shimmering keys bleed into an overpowering verse before it snaps into the immortal chorus beefed up with thick distortion.In the end, the bond between Light the Torch burns brighter than ever in the music as they deliver a definitive statement with You Will Be The Death Of Me.