Artist : Luna Halo
Album : Luna Halo (Advance)
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Label : American/Columbia
Year : 2007
Genre : Rock
Rip date : Oct-03-2007
Store date : Oct-30-2007
Size : 58,8 MB

Track Listing:

01 - Kings & Queens 03:20
02 - Untouchable 03:32
03 - Medicate 03:17
04 - I'm Alright 02:37
05 - On My Way 03:07
06 - On Your Side 04:04
07 - The Fool 03:29
08 - Big Escape 03:27
09 - Falling Down 03:30
10 - English Boys 03:45
11 - World On Fire 02:49

36:57 min

Release Notes

Buy it when it comes out Oct 30th...

The sound of Luna Halo is tight and dynamic. All the pieces fuse
together to radiate their collective passion. Shades of dozens of bands
and disparate influences hover overhead, but in the end every note on
the record belongs to this unique young band.

Their home is Nashville which, the world now knows, has produced some
fiery rock & roll alongside all that country stuff over the past few
years. It was here that Nathan Barlowe settled, as soon as he could
leave his home in Raleigh, North Carolina, to chase his musical dream.
He was already a seasoned performer, having played in a handful of other
bands, and he'd been writing songs since the age of fourteen. Songs
about life as he observed it or, once he was a little older, lived it.
By the time his senior year was winding down, Nathan had decided that
music was his only path.

Eventually Nathan moved to Nashville to record and tour. After a few
years he assembled the first incarnation of Luna Halo, and had a good
run with them until various members decided to grow up, get married, and
move on. That left Nathan with little more than the name of the band and
a determination to start again, with new guys and even higher ambitions.

Younger brother Cary Barlowe was the first recruit. Before I went away
to school, when Cary was still a kid, I taught him four chords, Nathan
recalls. When I came back, he was already kicking my ass on guitar.
Cary was just as impatient as his brother had been to explode into music
full-time. The ink on his high school diploma was barely dry when he
too, took off for Nashville. There, the brothers filled the two
remaining slots with musicians whose playing fit perfectly into their
vision for Luna Halo.
It took a while to decide on a bassist. We had auditioned maybe ten
guys, Nathan continues. Then another bass player we know said, You've
got to hear this guy Aaron, so he stepped in and as soon as the first
song was over I knew he was right for us.
Id heard our drummer Chris Coleman when he opened for us once in a
different band, Nathan says. He was young, but really good, so I got his
number and held onto it. We kept in touch, and as soon as I needed a
drummer, he was the guy.
After recording their album in L.A., the band realized they would need
to add an extra element to the live show. Keyboard player Matt Erickson
was added to fill that void. The line up was complete.
The years of hard work are paying off. Luna Halo's self titled American
Recordings album will be released in 2007.
http://www.lunahalo.com
http://www.myspace.com/lunahalo

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