Light For Fire

Isolation, alcoholism, and unrequited love: These are the prevailing themes on Light For Fires debut album. Forged from the ashes of a broken heart, J. Nicholas Allard (ex-Village Green) set about telling the story of a summer spent in Brooklyn with an old friend, but riotousness and overindulgence have a price, and Allard paid dearly. Enter Jeremy Sherrer: Having reconciled the differences that led to the demise of The Village Green, Allard and Sherrer began discussingcollaborating again. When Sherrer heard the sparse, raw-sincerity captured onAllards demos, he became inspired. Spirited by an eagerness to shuck the anglophilic sounds that characterized The Village Green and a mutual fondness for exotic instruments and world music, Allard and Sherrer set about crafting an album of simple intricacies, with an emphasis on performance and honesty.