Zerobridge, profiled in NIRALI’s November 2006 issue ([1] “Band of Brothers”), is coming out on September 18 with their latest EP named after its title track, “Havre de Grace.” The name comes from a town in northern Maryland, close to where the brothers grew up. “It means Harbor of Grace,” explains lead singer/guitarist and songwriter Mubashir “Din” Mohi-ud-Din. “I always just loved the sound of it and what it could mean. The tune itself sounds fresh and defines who we are right now and where we have been as a band.” The rock band is gearing up for release parties in the tristate area to promote their new album. Keep a look out on [2] their myspace for all the updates.

For now, check out their first [3] music video, directed by Musa Sayeed, winner of the best documentary short at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival for his film, [4] A Son’s Sacrifice.

Previously: [5] Don’t Miss Zerobridge at CMJ

Update: S[6] naps and clips from the release party for their new album, at Mercury Lounge in Lower East Side.