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Burn Halo was originally set to be the solo project of Former Eighteen Visions Frontman, James Hart. Hart began writting the album with Zac Maloy after the break up of 18v in 2007 and it features guest musicians such as Synyster Gates, Daniel Adair, Chris Chaney, Neal Tiemann, and Keith Barney. As the album developed, Hart made the decision to market the music as a band, stating that he did not feel he was ready for a career as a solo artist. However, once the album was complete, Island records decided not to move forward with Hart as an artist, and he was left with a finished record and no label to release it on. Later, Hartâs Manager, Bret Bair, formed a label of his own (Rawkhead Rekords) through the Warner Music Group, and the self-titled debut album of Burn Halo was released on March 31, 2009. Before the record was released, however, Hart was still in need of a solid lineup to tour with in support of the album. He recruited Aaron Baylor on bass, Joey Roxx and Allen Wheeler on guitar, and Ryan Folden on the Drums (Folden has since left the band and has been replaced by Timmy Russell) Now a solidified band, Burn Halo played their first show ever in Baltimore, Maryland with Avenged Sevenfold. Since, they have toured with bands such as Papa Roach, Buckcherry, Escape the Fate, Black Tide, and Korn. The albumâs first single âDirty Little Girlâ Peaked #19 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock charts and the video for the song premiered on MTV on February 25, 2009. Burn Haloâs sound is obviously very different than that of Eighteen Visions, and Hart states that this was intentional, claiming that he didnât want to make another 18v album, he wanted to make a record that he could call his own.
Burn Halo Track List:
1. Dirty Little Girl (Ft. Syn Gates)
2. Save Me
3. Here With Me
4. Too Late To Tell You Now
5. So Addicted
6. Dead End Roads and Lost Highways
7. Saloon Song
8. Our House
9. Fallinâ Faster
10. Anejo (ft Syn Gates)
11. Back to the Start
12. Gasoline
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a great subculture and ledgend on the verge on ruin due to the popular mainstream phenomon known as 'Twilight'
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As fortold by Philip DeFranco, The world will end it 2012 when the Vampire Robot Nazis who are also Zombies attack. The obvious way to stop this attack would be Chuck Norris, but unfortunately he too is a Vampire robot Nazi who is also a zombie.
In the struggle to save the world, dolphins with laserbeams on their heads will team up with Flying Raptor Jesus to defeat Chuck Norris and the Vampire Robot Nazis who are also zombies. The battle with be close, but in the end we will lose and everyone will die. The end.
"Everyone knows the only thing that can defeat a vampire robot nazi that is also a zombie AND Chuck Norris is flying Raptor Jesus. And I dont mean to be a cynic or anything but I dont think Flying raptor jesus is going to come to our aid" - The End of the World
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Eric Northman is a 1000 year old vampire played by Alexander Skarsgård in the HBO series, True Blood. He is the sheriff of area 5 in Louisiana, a position of great power in the vampire community, and he owns a Vampire bar called Fangtasia in Shreveport. He was a Viking in his human life before the vampire Godric found and turned him.
Eric is typically perceived as somewhat of a "Bad boy". He is confident, arrogant, powerful and decietful. He is often accused of caring about no one but himself, although we later find that he does care and feel emotion for others. In addition, he is incredibly good looking and, frankly, sexy as hell. As far as personality goes, we see a different and softer side of Eric when his maker, Godric, comes into the picture. Although heâd like to pretend otherwise, its obvious Eric really loves and cares about Godric. When he finds out Godric has gone missing, he travels to Dallas, Texas and uses Sookie Stackhouseâs telepathic abilities to locate him. After the Fellowship of the Sunâs terroristic attacks, we see just how much Godric means to Eric in the heart wrenching, emotional scene of Godricâs suicide.
(In reference to Godric)
Sookie Stackhouse: "He's you're maker, isn't he?"
Eric Northman: "Don't use words you dont understand"
Sookie: "You have a lot of love for him."
Eric: "Dont use words I don't understand"
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the nonexistence of government. The theory became popular in the 80s punk/hardcore scene, but for the most part has since faded away. Mostly seen today when posers write it on their books and bags and anything else they can find to write on. its rare to find a true anarchist anymore, but they're out there, and when they talk about their beliefs, no one listens to them because they're "crazy" and the world "needs" structure. Contrary to most belief, Anarchy does not HAVE to be chaos (although it usually is)
True freedom, equality and peace can ONLY exist in a perfect and untainted state of anarchy.
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In a world where vampires have âcome out of the coffinâ and live openly among humankind, it is to be expected that some people would not be very fond of the idea of treating these âcreatures of satanâ as equals. Itâs people of this mindset that make up The Fellowship of the Sun, an anti-vampire church in the HBO series, True Blood. The fellowship was founded by Reverend Theodore Newlin, who was supposedly martyred alongside his wife and young daughter by the vampires he so despised. Details of their deaths are vague, but as of yet there is no definitive proof that they were killed by Vampires.
After Rev Theodore Newlinâs death, his son, Reverend Steve Newlin, leads the fellowship of the Sun alongside his wife, Sarah Newlin, in the fight for âHuman Rightsâ. Under Rev Steve Newlinâs leadership, the fellowship grows exponentially and attracts many hate-filled radicals much like himself. Jason Stackhouse, Sookie Stackhouseâs brother, is brainwashed into joining the fellowshipâs ranks and attends the Light of Day Institute, where they train people to spread their message of hate to the world. Jason is then chosen by Steve and Sarah to join a group called The Soldiers of the Sun, the Newlinâs personal army they intend to use to start a war with the vampires.
In what can be considered the Fellowship of the Sunâs first attack of the war, they restrain Godric, the 2000 year old sheriff of Texasâs Area 9, in the basement of the church with the intentions of using him in their âMeet the Sunâ ceremony, where they basically burn a vampire at the stake at dawn. While one later discovers Godric went to the fellowship willingly, claiming they would have taken a vampire sooner or later, things soon become out of control.
Through a series of complicated events, the fellowship kidnaps Sookie, tries to kill Jason, and captures Eric Northman. The Vampires of the Dallas area break into the church and almost kill everyone before being stopped by Godric. After a terrifying and inspirational display of Vampiric power and wisdom, most of the Fellowship abandons Rev Steve Newlin. In an act of vengeance, Steve sends the remainder of his followers on a mission to suicide bomb Godricâs nest. A number of Vampires and Humans alike die in this terrorist attack. Godric, stricken with guilt, blames himself for their losses and kills himself on top of a vampire hotel in Dallas at Dawn.
What kind of hateful act of intolerance will the fellowship of the sun unlease next? Keep watching True Blood and we'll find out together.
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After Midnight Project, commonly abbreviated AMP, is a rock band hailing from Los Angeles, California. Amp consists of vocalist, Jason Evigan, guitarists Christian Meadows and Spencer Bastian, Bassist TJ Armstrong, and Drummer, Dan Morris. AMP released a self-titled EP in 2005, and then another in 2007, entitled 'The Becoming'. They were then signed by Universal Motown Records. Upon being signed, they entered the studio with John Feldmann and recored a full-length album entitled 'Lets Build Something to Break' which is set for release on August 11, 2009.
Currently, After Midnight Project is playing Van's Wapred Tour to promote they're upcoming album. Their live performance is incredible and they always keep their fans updated on what they're doing, so be sure to keep an eye open for this rising band and check out a show next time they're playing near you.
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