Crashing Cairo is a four-piece anthemic rock band from Detroit, Michigan. In 2007, they played several venues around Detroit and finished recording the tracks for their debut full-length album, Monday Changed Everything.

The members of Crashing Cairo will be promoting their new songs produced by Tim Palmer (U2, David Bowie) and Peter Katis (The National , Interpol) with a steady diet of shows at local venues and a short tour of the East Coast.

Each member of the group draws on a variety of musical experiences. Singer, Robert Wax, plays whatever is needed while keeping the song flowing on vocals. David West brings a bombastic sound on drums while exuding the energy the rest of the group feeds from live. Lead guitarist Joel Cooper's soaring leads and technical brilliance draw comparisons to U2 and Radiohead. On bass guitar, Chris Rosin keeps the low-end rocking and provides a steady, solid foundation for the song to build around.

Amy Palomar from Motor City Blog wrote, “’Monday Changed Everything’ answers any question you may have. Yes, they belong on the charts. Crashing Cairo gave a stadium sized performance and I am glad I was there to experience it.”

Upon reviewing the new album, Nick Degel from DetroitFashionPages.com said, “There is no doubt that several of its songs deserve to be on the radio right now.”

Similarly, Radio Basile Italy stated, “Crashing Cairo has really something to say in this bloody crowded music world, believe me. A great band such as this one should be in the charts!”

Find out for yourself. Visit CrashingCairo.com. You can listen to all of the songs from the new album and learn more about the band.