I Would Set Myself on Fire for You

American music group blending post-hardcore/emo/screamo with viola, piano and folk touches; noted for layered vocals and eclectic arrangements.

Review coverage highlights use of viola, piano, jazz interludes and folk elements; three intertwining vocalists; released Believes In Patterns; the group "disappeared" in 2007 (as noted in the review).

DeBaser's review praises Believes In Patterns for its eclectic expansion of post-hardcore/emo/screamo textures. The album incorporates viola, piano, jazz and folk elements and three intertwining vocalists. It is rated 4/5 and noted as a distinct, unconventional record.

For:Fans of experimental post-hardcore/emo/screamo and listeners who appreciate folk/chamber elements in heavy music.