A natural evolution from its deeply personal predecessor, Death by Internet viciously challenges our desperate reliance on an alienating network of disconnected imagery over the course of a three song full-sensory assault. Relationships, ideas, thoughts, information – with Death by Internet, the band dismantles how we process them all, leaving the listener amidst the pieces of a fractured culture, too complacent to rebuild. Following a year of non-stop touring in support of their critically acclaimed debut, Waste of Life, Atlanta alt-rock trio Flower show no signs of slowing down in 2017, revealing new art and single for their forthcoming EP, Death by Internet. "We have a lot of material that we've just been sitting on," says frontman Jack Fowler. "Last year was so busy. We're just excited to share the new music and play more sweaty basements again." The group spent 2016 sharing stages with legendary acts like Dinosaur Jr, American Football, L7, and Thursday. The trio will return to the road in the spring. Until then, enjoy "Hysteria" as we countdown to the release of Death by Internet this March.