From an overcrowded and similarly overlooked scene, central PA’s Deep Enough to Die have quickly established themselves far ahead of the pack, both locally and all over the east coast. Almost immediately after forming in the fall of 2003, a self released demo hit the streets displaying stunning vision and musical ability. Legions of fans weren’t the only people to take notice, and the band was quickly signed to Philadelphia based Dressed To Kill Records (USA). Following a Fall and Winter of almost incessant playing, the band headed back into Philly’s renowned Skylight Studios to record their debut full length “My City of Ruin.” Layered guitars punctuated with passionately delivered vocals define this release, separating the band from the growing hordes of bland, cliché knock-offs, and into a category of their own. As the band prepares to take their intense and energetic live show on the road for 8 weeks this past summer, a groundswell of hype has already begun to proceed them.