You’ve grown so damned accustomed to the way you know… your day might come tomorrow...” True to the lyrics of Crashing Metropolis’ song, “It Won’t Be Long,” the song is a tribute to the live music experience, because whether on the stage or in the crowd there is nothing like the adrenaline rush of a sold out show.

Crashing Metropolis:
Wildman – vocals + guitar
Kesneck – guitar
Radage – drums + vocals
Ceejai – bass + vocals

Crashing Metropolis is an alt-rock band from Pittsburgh, PA. The band has performed as direct support for national touring acts Sick Puppies, Egypt Central, Cinder Road, and Red. They realized early on that nothing worth having comes without a great deal of hard work. After a year of writing and rehearsing original material the band hit the studio with producer Sean McDonald (GRAPEVINE, THE CLARKS) to record their debut album I Hope I Haunt You.

I Hope I Haunt You is one of the most refreshing rock albums in years. In the tradition of bands like Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace, and Seether the album includes an arsenal of heart-pounding, fist-pumping songs that will capture the attention of anyone who hears it. In addition to crowd favorites “It Won’t be Long,” “Bite your Tongue,” and “Wasted,” I Hope I Haunt You will include a number of new tracks like the spiritually motivated “Cold Hard Rain,” the crowd participation anthem “Green,” the never-say-die “To Be Sure,” and finally the tongue-in-cheek “Sugar” which plays on the old saying “when life hands you lemons.”

The title track of the album, and potentially one of the most poignant songs on the disc, “I Hope I Haunt You” tells the story of relationships gone wrong. All good rock albums come from pain and suffering, however, this song takes a somewhat different approach. Unlike typical break-up songs, the bands lyricist and lead vocalist Wildman certainly isn’t longing for a heart felt reunion. The chorus asks for no such reconciliation “I hope I haunt you. Everywhere you go and everything you do. Every moment, every day since you’ve driven me away.”

I Hope I Haunt You is the light at the end of the tunnel for Crashing Metropolis. The album will take the listener on a journey the band has been traveling since its inception. The lyrics tell the story while the music lights the way. The tracks on the album appear in the order in which they were written to illustrate this story.

I HOPE I HAUNT YOU (track listing)
1.Forgive Me
2.It Won’t Be Long
3.Bite Your Tongue
4.Who I Am
5.Wasted
6.Cold Hard Rain
7.Sugar
8.Green
9.Power
10.I Hope I Haunt You
11.Let Go
12.To Be Sure
14. Wildman

The albums lead off singe, “I Hope I Haunt You,” is a testament to that process. The song pulls you in with its thundering intro and holds on for the duration with its memorable melodies. The song speaks to hard work paying off and the bands dedication to their craft.

Crashing Metropolis is very proud of the single and has filled the rest of the album with percussive rhythms, sharp hooks, and haunting lyrics that will have you singing along by the second chorus.

The album is available now! (www.digstation.com / iTunes / CDBaby.com) The title track “I Hope I Haunt You” is posted on their website www.crashingmetropolis.com and has been met with a great response from fans, radio, and critics alike.

Call your radio stations, tell your friends, and come out to see the show, because you will not be disappointed.

booking info contact:
band@crashingmetropolis.com
www.crashingmetropolis.com