Portals

Arsonists Get All the Girls have informed the music industry that heavy, technical music can be successful since unveiling their Century Media debut album, 'The Game of Life'. The band has created a sound all their own and have become well known for their brand of grind, which has even been featured on MTV's Real World / Road Rules Challenge: The Duel II. Now Arsonists are back with a brand new effort called 'Portals', which has been highly anticipated from fans & the press alike. The album was recorded by Zack Ohren (As Blood Runs Black + All Shall Perish) and features 11 glorious grinders like "My Cup's Half Empty" & "Violence in Fluid -Triceratops".

Arsonists Get All the Girls came from a humble beginning in Santa Cruz, CA and then quickly realized their talent & potential. This led to the creation of a 3-track demo in 2003. This quickly set fire to the underground metal world and led to the band's signing & release of 'Hits From the Bow'. It began to spread like a virus among fans online and eventually wound up in the hands of Century Media Records' A&R staff who quickly signed the band. Arsonists Get All the Girls then began work on 'The Game of Life'. With the power of their this effort and the sheer brutality of their live show, the band garnered a legion of diehard fans that has been growing more & more with each passing day, as seen by that record's high sales performance.

'Portals' began just like any other record does and was finished just like any other record has in the past. One small thing, the vocalist Cameron Reed quit two days after the record had been completed in order to be "closer to God". This took everyone in the band by surprise as this was a day before they were heading on a tour of Mexico. The band persevered and did not let this set them back. Fortunately within a week they had found a more than suitable replacement in a close friend named Jared Monnette. The band is no stranger to difficult circumstances as their bassist Patrick Jones passed away in 2008.

Now with the band more focused than ever, 'Portals' is a huge leap in musicianship & songwriting under extraordinary circumstances. It will be in your stereo for years to come!