“Loud, heavy, unapologetic rock ‘n’ roll, played with a precision and joy that has long been absent from the local music scene,” states John Golden from Golden Productions after witnessing the debut performance of Burn Cycle. With the release of their four song EP titled “Ignition” the band Burn Cycle introduces itself to the world through big chunky riffs and soaring, inspired vocals.

Burn Cycle was born in February of 2014. The instrumental pieces of Burn Cycle are no strangers to each other, or to rock fans in the Los Angeles area. Eggers and Sampson (Guitars); Torrey (Drums) and Boads (Bass) played together previously, playing well over a 100 shows together, headlining all over Southern California, often providing direct support for national acts. The resulting musical kinship and instinctive interplay between players, the kind only developed through intense sweat and unapologetic smiles, laid an incredible sonic framework for a talented inspired vocalist and lyricist to build upon. They found such a vocalist in Wreck (Vocals), whose vocal range matches the wide breadth and intensity of his lyrical musings. Wreck, who is Georgia born, is a previously-signed recording artist who has completed several national tours of the USA. The pursuit of new musical opportunities led him to Los Angeles, where he was excited to find an experienced musical unit with a true sense of collaboration just waiting for his talents and input. With Wreck on-board, the five crucial elements were in place, Burn Cycle commenced.

Burn Cycle is not interested in simply being a good band; they are shooting for jaw-dropping. With this in mind, they spent their first twelve months together performing only select few shows and spending lots of time in the woodshed gelling as a unit. With the release of their four song EP “Ignition”, Burn Cycle is ready to make heads bang, feet stomp and to put some smiles on some faces. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.