EXPIRE Preparing To Enter Studio

January 27, 2012

Midwest hardcore band EXPIRE will enter Howl Street Recordings in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on January 30 with producer Jay Maas (Getaway Recordings) to begin recording its full-length debut, due later in the year via Bridge Nine.

Commented expire guitarist Zach Dear: "I know it's what every band is 'supposed to say' about their newest records, but these are no question the best EXPIRE songs to date. We've been working extremely hard and can only hope that people will be as siked as we are on the finished product."

EXPIRE hails from various states in the Midwest and plays hardcore the way it was meant to be. The band released a demo in late 2009, followed by the well-received "Grim Rhythm" seven-inch single in the spring of 2010. EXPIRE went on to play Rain Fest, Sound & Fury and This Is Hardcore that same year and released the "Suffer The Cycle" seven-inch single on Six Feet Under Records in the spring of 2011.

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