Clinging To The Trees Of A Forest Fire Summer Tour Plans

The tour will then hit the West coast and take them down through the south and back home to Colorado. The band is currently working on dates that will take them to the rest of the country later in the year.

Clinging To The Trees Of A Forest Fire, have been referred to as "funeral grind," because they are "too slow for grindcore, too fast for doom," and have drawn comparisons to acts such as Brutal Truth, Pig Destroyer, Discordance Axis, EyeHateGod and Napalm Death.

They formed and released "Harmonies From Bleeding Mouths," an EP in 2006, and their first full-length, "Omega Drunk On The Blood Of Alpha" in 2008 on Debello Recordings. "Songs of Ill Hope and Desperation," will hit streets on June 8, 2010 and was recorded by Dave Otero at Flatline Audio (Cephalic Carnage, Catheter, Cobalt) and the band promises their "most dynamic, bleakest, and dirtiest material to date."