FAME ON FIRE

Tarot cards might give perspective, soothe the uncertainty of mental
health, or simply enable you to make better sense of your life. Fame
on Fire use music in much the same way. The Florida quartet process
frustrations, fears, and feelings with a malleable musicality,
matching emotions to moments of precise hard rock, piano-laden melody,
manic electronics, and relatable pop catharsis. After generating over
100 million streams, packing shows, and earning acclaim, the band
ponder fate and the future on their third full-length offering, The
Death Card[Hopeless Records].
The band initially materialized out of South Florida with a distinct
and dynamic vision. Following a series of inventive and innovative
viral covers, they served up the original Transitions EP in 2017. They
maintained their momentum with 2020’s LEVELS. “Her Eyes” gathered over
15.5 million Spotify streams followed by “HEADSPACE” [feat. POORSTACY]
with 13.1 million Spotify streams. Welcome to the Chaos saw them
ascend yet again fueled by the likes of “Plastic Heart” and “Welcome
to the Chaos” [feat. Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills]. The latter
vaulted into the Top 15 at Rock Radio. The band also toured alongside
Falling In Reverse, Ice Nine Kills, and ONE OK ROCK. In between
selling out headline gigs, the guys decamped to Los Angeles in order
to record Death Card with producer Erik Ron [Godsmack, Motionless In
White, Panic! At The Disco]. “This was our first time working with a
producer,” recalls Bryan. “Erik kept us on track, and he pushed me as
a lyricist and songwriter to make everything cohesive.” Threading this
body of work together even tighter, each song corresponds to its own
tarot card.