The three-year old quintet has spent the two years since the release of their stunning debut, Too Bad You're Beautiful, wisely. They've enjoyed a two stints on the Vans Warped Tour, sold out countless headline shows throughout North America and beyond, performed on this years infamous Donington Festival (Metallica, Audioslave, Iron Maiden) in England and went on to sell over 50,000 units on Ferret Music, an indie with limited distribution. From Autumn To Ashes eventually became the highest selling band in the label's history. They have shared stages with Thursday, Taking Back Sunday, and Finch in their quest for hardcore domination and even recorded an acoustic track for a punk rock compilation with former Guns N' Roses member, Gilby Clarke, all in the span of a few years. From Autumn To Ashes, or FATA, as they are affectionately referred to by friends and fans, looks at itself as a band with bipolar styles. 'It's almost like we're a band with an identity crisis,' says Fran Mark. 'We don't settle down into one style, really. It's definitely from a hardcore background and has hardcore elements. But there are other members of the band that bring rock elements to the table. Our goal, as far as sound goes, is to not conform to one style but to create our own sound.'