Arsonists Get All The Girls

deathcore

Arsonists Get All the Girls is a six-piece experimental deathcore band from Santa Cruz, California. They include their use of keyboards and synthesizers to make their own sound, best described as Experimental metal. The band is currently working on their third album. On June 17th, the band posted the song Saturnine on their Myspace as the first from Portals. On July 8th, the entire album became available for streaming. Contents [hide] * 1 Biography * 2 Death of Patrick Mason * 3 Departure of Vocalist Cameron Reed * 4 Discography * 5 Band members * 6 References * 7 External links Biography Arsonists Get All the Girls was formed in 2005. They started off in mid-2005 as a joke band between friends. The band first wanted to develop a sound similar to Horse the Band. They are signed to Century Media Records and have recorded three full length studio albums entitled Hits from the Bow (2006) out on Process Records and The Game of Life (2007) on Century Media Records, and their brand new album, Portals (2009) also on Century Media Records. They have close ties with fellow bands Tony Danza Tap Dance Extravaganza, Heavy Heavy Low Low, Impending Doom, Despised Icon, Dear Life, Knights of the Abyss, Scryer and Elysia. In November 2007, bassist Patrick Mason died of alcohol poisoning. [1] Arsonists Get All the Girls will be touring with Darkest Hour and Bleeding Through, among others, in the Thrash and Burn European Tour 2009 in April and May 2009 in Europe, spanning regions from Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, France and England. Death of Patrick Mason On the morning of November 30, 2007, the day after his 21st birthday, bassist Patrick Mason was found dead in a friend's house. He died from alcohol poisoning. The band posted a note on their Myspace[2][3]: We can't describe the pain and sorrow that we all are feeling right now. Last night/early this morning our bassist, Pat Mason, passed away. Pat was an amazing person and brother to all of us. It was his 21st birthday and we all got to see him at band practice. He then proceeded to go out to the bars. He went to sleep at a friend's house. We don’t know the full details but when friends tried to wake him up this morning he didn’t wake up. We could never trade him for the world and could never replace him. We will always love him and will always be in our hearts. We are going to continue with the band cause that is what Pat woul...