Released Jan. 26, Losing All reflects the tumultuous last few years for Day of Fire frontman Josh Brown. "We changed management," Brown told Billboard magazine. "We changed booking agencies. We changed labels. At the time, I was going through a divorce. Me and my wife are back together now, but my life was just turned upside down completely. So that's what the record is about-pretty much having the rug pulled out from under you."

Brown is no stranger to hard times. The former frontman of Full Devil Jacket, he overdosed on heroin before turning his life around. He quit drugs, took four years away from music, then returned and formed Day of Fire.

Previously signed to Essential Records, the band won a Dove Award for Rock Album of the Year with its 2004 debut. Day of Fire's sophomore release, Cut & Move, helped land the band on tours with Saliva, Cold, Collective Soul, Third Day and Daughtry, Billboard said.

Day of Fire is currently touring with Cold and Nonpoint through April. Click here for more information on Day of Fire.

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