Having already built a loyal fan base out of hometown, Austin, Texas, Dremnt the End never disappoints in the music category. Their sound, distinct, fresh and powerful lifts you off the ground and leaves you chanting for more.Their live show is so full of energy and enthusiasm it’s no wonder their fan base has exponentially grown across the southern region. The Band has shared the stage with such national acts as Red Jumpsuit Apparatus (Virgin), Scary Kids Scaring Kids (Immortal), June (Victory), Meriwether (Suretone/Interscope), Family Force 5 (Maverick/Gotee), Luna Halo (American), Fair to Midland (Universal), Showbread (tooth and nail), and Alesana (Fearless), to name a few. These opportunities has given the four members of Dremnt the End a chance to further hone their skills and craft, all the while connecting with fans both old and new. With a new album, to be released in the Summer of 2007, Dremnt the End is continually upping their game and strengthening their fan base.The Band's songs are featured regularly on Austin’s 101X and Houston’s 94.5 The Buzz, and this is just the tip of the iceberg. Local video production company, Suited Productions has provided five music videos which are in regular rotation on Music Entertainment Television and have been featured several times on “Red River Rocks.” Dremnt the End has also been featured on News 8 Austin by prominent DJ and Music Writer, Andy Langer. Their music has also been placed on television and in film, most notably, CNBC’s “American Made” which featured three of DTE’s songs in four of their first episodes. DTE was also placed in Robin Nations’ movie, “The Water’s Edge.”After recording at the famed Sonic Ranch Studios in El Paso, TX, (home to At The Drive In) Dremnt the End is eagerly anticipating their fan's reaction to the new album, “The Space We Invade.” Their previous releases, “Imagineering” and their 3-song EP for “The Space We Invade” has sold in excess of 5000 copies. The band's ever-expanding internet presence of over 12,000 fans on MySpace and thousands more via other outlets, leaves Dremnt the End anxious to get back on the road, so that they can continue to spread their musical revolution.