Post Tough Love
In early 2008, both Brendan Casey and Rob Hinchliff left the band, and Donna Crawford, a former member of Rugby-based punk rockers Any Given Day joined to play drums. At around the same time, Tough Love Records relocated to London, and it became clear that Death of Style would be the band's last release on the label.
The new four-piece line up began to record music at home after some bad experiences in commercial recording studios, and an EP called 'Risky Woods' is scheduled for release by London-based label Indie-MP3 in Spring 2010.
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