The boys in the Madison-based metalcore quintet Look, I'm Burning are proof that dairy is not the only notable export coming out of Wisconsin. Already having released two EPs and a full length record with producer Joel Wanasek (Good Fight Music, Universal Records) and a new EP due out in Fall of 2012 with producer Drew Fulk (Sumerian Records, Fearless Records), the band is poised to take the nation and the world by storm not only through their extensive recording experience but also by their pulse-pounding live show. "We all want to make music our lives," bassist/singer Matt Tyler said in a recent interview, "We had to wait a long time before we played shows because we wanted to come out sounding the very best we possibly could. We all have the drive and dedication to give 100% of ourselves to our craft". With hundreds of shows and two Midwestern and East Coast tours under their belt, the band's patience has paid off. Aside from keeping their feet in the roots of breakdown metalcore, Look, I'm Burning prides itself on crafting creative chords over an intelligent and relentless rhythm section. This produces a more full sound and provides an opposite and more melodic side to their music. Throw in mind blowing tapping, sweeping and solo riffs and Look, I'm Burning starts to round out its sound. In addition to their musicianship, the versatility of screamer Brandon Connor is instantly made apparent upon the first listen of Look, I'm Burning's newest single, "I Made My Family Disappear". His brutal lows, guttural mids and piercing highs mix extremely well with Matt Tyler's angelic singing. Look, I'm Burning's next physical release, "Angels With Filthy Souls", represents a true progression within the band and the genre. Fresh off their win at the Ernie Ball Battle of the Bands and Warped Tour, the band is ready to unleash their new material and is slated to get back on the road in Fall of 2012. Look, I'm Burning has the live experience to back up its professional recordings and its members are ready to take the steps necessary to progress their careers in the music business.