Traditional Twin Guitar Rock/Metal
Black Halo is guitarist Randy Ellefson and singer Chase Breedlove, who, oddly enough, have never actually met in person. Check out the tortured history behind their collaboration.
In the fall of 2025, the band will begin releasing singles from its debut album, Utopia, which features twelve songs (and two bonus tracks). The digital download is already available. The concept album tells the story of two people struggling with the promises of the internet age to bring us all together and the reality of it tearing us apart.
The album features guest performances from Dirk Verbeuren (Megadeth) and Bec Hollcraft. The lyrics are already online, and all songs have an accompanying lyric video.
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We’ll have the whole album here via Spotify when it’s released there. For now, check out samples of every song, or just buy the album!
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Recent News
“Darkness Falls” Released!
We’ve released a new song, “Darkness Falls,” to all streaming platforms. You can hear from this link. “Darkness Falls” touches on the struggle to pull someone out of the darkness inside them. Rock bands have come a long way from Read More …
Guitar Play Through Videos Filmed
Randy has completed filming of all rhythm guitar parts for both “Upon Deaf Ears” and “The Wake.” If you’ve been playing attention, it’s been a long time since the album was recorded, so he needs to relearn the guitar solo Read More …
Release Mix-up
We’re aware of a release mix-up that has taken place on streaming platforms. Our distributor was supposed to create a new Black Halo page at each, but with the exception of Spotify, they merged our release with releases by defunct Read More …
Two Songs Released!
We’ve released both “Upon Deaf Ears” and “The Wake” worldwide and had our first feature at Bravewords.com. Hear them both at your favorite streaming platform. Some comments have come in, too, for “Upon Deaf Ears,” the song we’ve promoted to Read More …