The Birthday Massacre's third album ‚Walking With Strangers' further cemented their place in the hearts of fans everywhere, while gaining them countless new ones worldwide.

Now preparing to embark on a MASSIVE North American tour with Mindless Self Indulgence, the band presents the Looking Glass EP, released both in the US and in Europe. “Looking Glass” is ablaze with driving guitar hooks, intricate keyboard melodies, and Chibi's sinful vocals. In addition to the title track, this mini-album contains mixes of fan favorites “Red Stars,” “Falling Down,” and “Weekend,” as well as two new tracks, a cover of the classic song “I think we're alone now” and the video for “Looking Glass.” Never a band to fall short of expectations, The Birthday Massacre have once again surpassed the expected, and created an EP that outshines most albums.

A captivating hybrid of 80's electronica and aggressive guitars, curiously fused with a cinematic quality of melodic progressions, The Birthday Massacre's soundscapes have encapsulated a diverse and devout fan base. Formed in 2000 under the name Imagica, and later changed to The Birthday Massacre. In July of 2002, they self released the limited edition CD Nothing and Nowhere and added a new drummer, Rhim. Two years later, they followed up with the EP, Violet. 2005 became a big year for The Birthday Massacre. Not only did they add O-En on keyboards, but were signed in Europe by Repo Records and in North America by Metropolis Records. Both labels re-released Violet as a full length album with four extra tracks. A video for their song "Blue" was also launched later that year, which is produced by NYC artist and director Daniel Ouellette. 2007 the second full length album “Walking with Strangers” followed.

Tracks : 01 Looking Glass 02 Falling Down (crawling pulse mix by The Start) 03 Shiver 04 Red Stars (lukewarm lover mix by Il Attire) 05 Nowhere (instrumental) 06 Red Stars (space lab mix by Dean Garcia) 07 Weekend (NYC 77 mix by Dave Ogilvie/Matthew Moldowan) 08 I Think We're Alone Now 09 Looking Glass (Quicktime Videoclip)