The Safety Fire was a progressive metal band hailing from London, United Kingdom, that established itself as a unique voice within the genre during their active years in the early 2010s. Known for their intricate melodies, complex time signatures, and an energy that fused the boundaries between technical prowess and accessibility, the band carved out a space for themselves among a burgeoning scene of progressive metal acts. Members Sean McWeeney (vocals), Derya 'Dez' Nagle (guitar), Joaquin Ardiles (guitar), Lori Peri (bass), and Calvin Smith (drums) made up the quintet and were frequently lauded for their synchronized live performances and ambitious songwriting.

The band's discography showcases a commitment to pushing their creative boundaries, with the critically acclaimed albums "Grind the Ocean" (2012) and "Mouth of Swords" (2013) standing out as pillars of their sonic identity. These offerings, alongside impactful singles like "Floods Of Colour" and "Huge Hammers," punctuated their career, earning them a dedicated following and respect within the metal community. Although their time as a band was relatively short-lived, with them disbanding in 2015, The Safety Fire left behind a legacy that continues to resonate through tracks like the acoustic rendition of "Wise Hands" and the biting edge of "Glass Crush," showcasing what a dynamically talented outfit they were in their prime.