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Em?ber [/'mbr] - burning fragment: small piece of glowing or smoldering material. That small piece of smoldering material is starting to ignite, and will soon reach a venue near you. Ember is one of the hottest names in modern rock. Since their inception, Ember has performed at venues across Texas, the Midwest, and Califonia. In the latter part of 2004 Ember recorded their first EP "Take Everything" with the Pipes brothers(Drowning Pool), and were immediatly requested in twelve regions across multiple states. Following the release of the album, the band was offered a recording contract with a small independant label, but declined the offer heeding the words of a fellow friend and professional colleague, Justin Furstenfeld(BLUE OCTOBER). They have since recorded a follow-up E.P, titled "Under Pressure" under the direction of Grammy award winning producer Sylvia Massy Shivy (Tool, Deftones, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Powerman 5000) at Radiostar Studios in Weed California. "Under Pressure" boosted EMBER into the modern rock market as one of the hottest up-and-coming bands. The band now calls Austin, TX it's home and is currently working on their third EP. They have a wide road of opportunity ahead of them paved by the masses of fans and that have brought them this far. "Great band, great show,......you can expect alot from these guys." -Justin Furstenfeld(Blue October) "I don't know why these guys aren't signed and on every radio station across the county"-Marshel Dutton(Faktion) "I've been in radio since the 50's and was recently inducted into the radio hall of fame, so I think I know good music when I hear it. Ember is a sure thing" -Jack Auldridge(Founder of Regency Broadcasting) "I was truely blown away by the power these guys have on stage with the crowd." -Brian Howe(Bad Company) "If you haven't heard Ember. You will." -Andrew Calhoun KSAN TV "They are exactly what hard work and determination has made them to be and enjoy nothing more than sharing their music and leaving the audience wanting more. It is quite an experience." Paul Stafford (Steel Penny Pub)