previous ideas, As Tall as Lions began writing what would become the EP Into the Flood. On November 27, the band released the EP to iTunes, charting the Top 50 for the first week of release. During its release, drummer Sarcona and bassist Tavarez went on a national tour with the Boston-based project The Dear Hunter. An ATAL tour with Silverchair followed in December, as well as other select dates. The EP was released on vinyl on March 17. In January 2008, the band began work on their new record, You Can't Take It with You, released on August 18, 2009. Break up On September 29, 2010, As Tall As Lions announced that the band was amicably splitting up. Three fourths of the band (Julio, Saen, and Cliff) formed an experimental/improvisation/instrumental band Kilimanjaro, which is currently on hiatus. Lead singer Dan Nigro is working on a solo project, named Blocks. On January 29, 2013, Sarcona and Tavarez announced their new project, The Black and the White, along with releasing new music and touring in 2013 and 2014. Guitarist Saen Fitzgerald is currently in a band called Willis Work. Keyboardist Rob Parr is now a guitarist and backing vocalist in The Dear Hunter. Former members Dan Nigro - lead vocals, guitars (2001-2010) Saen Fitzgerald - guitars, keyboards, percussion (2001-2010) Cliff Sarcona - drums, percussion (2001-2010) Brian Fortune - guitars, keyboards (2001-2004) Brian Caesar - bass guitar, keyboards (2002-2004) Julio Tavarez - bass guitar, keyboards (2004-2010) Discography Albums EPs DVD A Farewell Documentary (Live in Chicago & New York plus B-side) (2013) References External links Official website Interview with Dan Nigro at HEAVEmedia Musical groups established in 2002 Musical groups from Long Island Musical groups disestablished in 2010 2002 establishments in New York (state) Indie rock musical groups from New York (state) Triple Crown Records artists