Death of me is clarity. Death of me is letting go. Death of me is the exploration of life, love, and everything in between. The Staffordshire, UK quartet ‘Death Of Me’ have today shared ‘True Blue’, the final single from their anticipated debut EP ‘Hell’s where you make it, Love’s how you fake it’ which drops later this week on Friday 8th September.

Speaking out on the concept of their new single, front man Jim Carter shares - “True Blue really is about the complete and utter devotion to a cause, feeling or love, even as the world around you crumbles and destroys as a result, and the emotional sacrifices you must make to keep that devotion alive.”

Death Of Me will release their debut EP ‘Hell’s where you make it, Love’s how you fake it’ on Friday 8th September. The EP, which was produced by Sam Bloor / Lower Lane studios (Graphic Nature, Modern Error, Blanket, Black Coast) and Mastered by Grant Berry / Fader mastering (All Time Low, PVRIS, Deaf Havana), features 8 definitive tracks, blurring genre lines of modern post-hardcore, alternative / emo rock and 80’s synth rock. The EP will included new single ‘True Blue’ and previous releases ‘Halo’ and ‘Your heart, the casket’.

To coincide with the release, Death Of Me will be holding a special EP release show in their hometown, Stoke. The event will take place on Friday 8th September at The Underground and support comes from Mercury, Myria and Hytrin.