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Memphis May Fire :: Memphis May Fire

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January 2008 Hard Rock Metal Punk

Written by April Ponce

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Artist: Memphis May Fire
Title: Memphis May Fire
Label: Trustkill Records

<h4>Memphis May Fire :: Memphis May Fire</h4>

A self-titled release from a uniquely new screamo-rock band straight from Dallas, Texas, Memphis May Fire. This album is sure to provide something loud and riotous for all! Five tracks ranging from Cowbell’s Making a Comeback to History of Mercia, the band is ready for the limelight. Featuring Ryan Bentley (guitar), Jeremy Grisham (drums), Kellen McGregor (Guitar, Vocals), Austin Radford (bass), and Chase Robbins (vocals), Memphis May Fire is igniting on stage and drawing public attention. If you like bands such as Underoath than you will surely love these guys.

Formed in October of 2006, Memphis May Fire loves to put on a good show. Their trendy appearance, while combining southern rock and post hardcore elements, make them a sure catch. Officially on Trustkill records Memphis May Fire is branching out of their hometown, touring and making sure they are heard across the nation.

Look for this newly released album in stores now- a charcoal grey emblem representing the melodic sounds of Texas!

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epic., Sunday, 27 July 2008

Written by adam0254

Memphis may fire is amazing. Its so sad that there lead singer has to leave the band because he is having a baby. I hope that there new singer they get sounds EXACTLY like him, otherwise it just wont be th same anymore :/

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