Halo

A bulldozer is equipped to push large quantities of dirt, refuse, trash and rocks. When you listen to the 1990 debut of Halo, it feels like a bulldozer of hard rock ready to bully and push through darkness and despair. That's what fueled Halo (Heavenly Angelic Light Orchestra) to tour non-stop in order to reach people with the good news. With angelic AOR choruses, relentless and driving guitars, and a tightness you could only expect from a band together for a decade, the debut Halo album checks all the boxes for a classic that transcends any rock and roll era.
The band launched way back in 1980, and were together for close to a decade before a chance meeting at a Petra concert. Bob Hartman (Petra) was not supposed to have time to meet Halo. Providence intervened, and the band handed Bob a cassette with some music. The band would later get an infamous call from Bob Hartman, who invited them into his home studio to record a 4-song demo, later presenting it to John Elefante of Pakaderm Records. This debut album would wow fans of AOR and classic rock as the perfect fit for fans of Def Leppard, Journey, Petra, Whiteheart, Giant, and Mastedon!
This 30th Anniversary Edition has been remastered by audio guru, Rob Colwell of Bombworks Sound, so you know this 2020 Girder Records remaster rates as must-have ear candy. Hard-to-Get for decades, don't delay and grab this limited 30th Anniversary Edition.

Lineup

Scott Springer - Lead Vocals/Bass
Keith Mims - Guitar/Backing Vocals
Mike Graham - Drums - Lead Vocals/Bass

Guests

John Elefante (Kansas, Mastedon) - Vocals/Keyboards
Dino Elefante (Mastedon) - Guitar
Glenn Pierce (Idle Cure) - Guitar
Tony Palacios (Guardian) - Guitar
David Raven (Mojo Monkeys) - Drums
John Andrew Schreiner (Compassion All Star Band) - Piano