Title Fight for four dates in Germany

After seven years during which Title Fight recorded no album longer than seven minutes, it was high time for the debut album "Shed," which was released in May. For the job at the controls, they enlisted producer and Gorilla Biscuits/Quicksand mastermind Walter Schreifels, who not only provided the final touches to the album but also expressed his enthusiasm for the quality of the twelve hits on "Shed" beforehand and immediately agreed to work with them because Title Fight plays hardcore punk in the guise of today's times. Indeed, someone is making an immediate leap into the top league of punk rock. Title Fight plays with all the knobs of the genre. Sometimes they play around in the area of Hot Water Music like in the track "27," and sometimes they go back to old-school times like in "You Can't Say Kingston Doesn't Love You," which already proves how versatile and interesting the guys from Kingston, Pennsylvania are. The songs are both carefree and melancholic at the same time, with every break and tempo change hitting perfectly. The guys from Title Fight are incredibly good live, and the band also boasts a bunch of crazy, likable, talented musicians, which you should definitely check out. For example, soon at the AREA 4 Festival and then in winter on their Germany tour, where they will be supported by Balance & Composure from Pennsylvania and the Boston pop-punks Transit.

Tour dates:
05.12.2011 Munich - 59:1
06.12.2011 Berlin - Magnet
07.12.2011 Cologne - Underground
08.12.2011 Hamburg - Hafenklang

More info and music at title-fight.net and myspace.com/titlefight