Somewhere between melody and mayhem the music of One Minute Halo breathes. Originating from Dallas the band is comprised of vocalist Jeromy Moorehead, guitarist's Joey Catalano and Terry Johnson, bassist Chris Downs and drummer Brian Butts. OMH is a band that knows how to lock into a groove and throw out heavy riffs while leaving every drop of energy on the stage. Playing shows with heavyweights like Taproot, Sevendust, Kittie and Filter, OMH thrives on the road, amassing hundreds of performances to sharpen themselves sonically all while becoming a tighter unit for the masses. Their music is heavy, melodic and dynamic, bringing a universal lyrical appeal that relates to the common man. “Everyone can identify with our music,” states Moorehead. “We've always tried to create an atmosphere where people can lose themselves in it and make it their own.”
While OMH isn't about bashing people over the head with religion they are a band comprised of Christians, testimony to a group that takes its art and the no holds barred approach seriously. When they're onstage One Minute Halo is one mind, one body and one purpose. “On stage, everything clicks,” says Moorehead. “We know exactly what the crowd wants to see. We all feel the music when we play and it's evident by the strong energy that bounces off of our bodies.” Guitarist Johnson agrees, “There is a unity that we share that keeps us grounded and motivated. We know exactly what each other's thinking. It's a bond that no one can understand unless they are doing what we do.”
Before releasing their first full length disc in early 2009 One Minute Halo wanted to give their fans a taste of what was yet to come in the form of a four song EP titled Places. The disc was produced by Pillar guitarist Noah Henson and famed producer Travis Wyrick (POD, Pillar, Disciple, 10 Years). The opus will feature the bands first radio single “Under the Blue Skies.” The cut is a prime example of the heart and soul of OMH. Lyrically it runs deep speaking to God about his provisions for those at war. The song tells about the struggles of saying goodbye to loved ones that leave for war while asking for God's grace in dealing with loneliness, starvation, injury and in some cases death. Musically the band fires all barrels mixing melodic heft with subtle dynamics, all while a heavy chorus and a scream core breakdown serve as solid bedrock.
One Minute Halo is into the nuances of music and life. They seize the moment and relate subjects of positivity and hope to the Y generation while planting a melodic seed throughout each and every cut. “Our music is about the everyday struggles,” states Moorehead. “I want people to know they're not alone and there is an answer to everything. Not everyone will understand the name of Jesus, especially some of the places we play. That is why we strive to have the right walk and use our music as a weapon."
Listen for the bands first full length release Against the Grain in early 2009.
Say Frogman if you head over to itunes and search in the music store for One Minute Halo you can buy the tracks for the new ablum there. I just got them. =)
Just stopping by to wish you the best holiday season ever. May you enjoy this special time with your friends and family and everyone else whom you love. :)
whazzzzzapp? just seein how you doin':P......hope everything's alright with you and yours, and you're more self-actualized than ever! haha got some new music on my page. you should check it out if you get a chance(it goood haha) :)
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