The members of The Death of her Money formed a band in late 1997 in the Rhymney valleys where they practiced and wrote many songs under various names for around two years until they finally stuck with the name. The Death of her Money formed in mid 2004 with a new direction and new sound, they played their first gig under the new name at Escape in Swansea with Envy (Japan) and local legend's and influencial Taint. They recorded four new song's on a digital 8-track with Kirk Williams from Newport electronic/experimental band "Snork Maiden" which would be the "Shit Shaped/American Cemetary" 2 track demo. The band played alot of local gig's supporting great local and international bands in 2005, getting better as a live band and continuously writing new songs and demoing everything that would bark out of their amp's. At the start of 2006 they went to record with Jim Williams from local punk rock band "The Take" in his DIY studio underneath Cardiff central train station on a reel to reel 8 track. They recorded three songs two of which were released on the "Scandinavian Accent 7" vinyl on local DIY label Rat Patrol records. They toured the uk once again in spring playing with some great uk bands and doing two dates with US spazzers An Albatross. They finished the year by releasing the "Flood of Love E.P" with tracks taken from the album sessions through their own Suntreader Recordings label while the release of the album continued to be put on hold. Febuary 2008 will finally see the release of "Spirit of the Stairwell" with a febuary tour of Ireland, scotland and England to acompany the release. The album will be out via a collective release on Rat Patrol records, Superfi records and Suntreader recordings. With sights of another tour later in the year it will be a year about playing music.