Finished recording of "…And the Wolves." Previously unreleased, meant for the  album "Forever in the Sun" that was not released before Halo Stereo ended. 

"…And The Wolves"

Barricades

Madame Spider

Fire Arms

The Invisible War

Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, April 2009. 

Starving

The Escapist

Halo Stereo

When I Found You

Silver Salute

Sea Antler

Languid Morning

Waves

Delicate Machine

Thorn in my Side

Stairwell

Fractured Fantasy

Sign

In a Stranger's Arms

You and Me (Against the World)

Kill You Faster

Combining mainstream American rock with UK influenced melodies, Halo Stereo is leaving crowd after crowd begging for more. The band incorporates samples and synthetics to give depth and vigor to its already edgy rock sound. Halo Stereo's songs are streamlined to hit the listener hard with a sound they won't forget.

In 2006 Halo Stereo released their impressive self-titled debut with Grammy award winning producer Bill Cuomo. After rigorous touring, opening for acts such as The Toadies, Days of the New, Saliva and even Snoop Dogg, the band went back into the studio. With producer Rick Beato (Shinedown, Needtobreathe) Halo Stereo released "The Invisible War," which garnered them wider attention and solidified their cutting-edge sound. 

Halo Stereo is making believers out of critics and professionals alike. Winners of several awards, including FUSE TV's "Unsigned Artist of the Month" and Budweiser's "Band of the Year," Halo Stereo's fame is ever growing. With the corporate muscle ICM Sync now behind them, their music has been featured on A&E's "The Cleaner" and the CBS show "Three Rivers" as well as the iPhone game "Tap Tap Revenge," which has sold over 15 million downloads. 

Halo Stereo just returned from an Armed Forces Entertainment Tour (Oct '10) where they entertained US Troops in Japan and South Korea. Next year they are slated to play festivals such as Dewey Beach Music Conference and The European Music Days Festival held in Paris, France.

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