Halo friendlies

Halo friendlies
Halo friendlies
basic information
Genres	punk rock , pop punk
Years	1997 - 2007
A country	USA
City	Long Beach California
Label	Tooth & Nail Records
Former; the participants	Judith Wignall; Cheryl Hitch; Natalie Bolanos; Diana Moody; Ginger flight; Christina Hawk; Claudia Rossi
Official site

Halo Friendlies is a female pop punk band from Long Beach , California , which existed from 1997 to 2007 ^[1] .

Content

History

Halo Friendlies was formed in 1997 as part of Judith Wignall (vocals), Cheryl Hitch (guitar), Natalie Bolanos (bass) and Diana Moody (drums). The musical style of the collective was formed under the influence of both classical rock ( The Beatles , Elvis Costello ) and alternative ( Sleater-Kinney , The Breeders ). The band's first recordings were produced by the leader of the South California punk rock band Kim Shattak.

During the work on the mini-album Acid Wash, the composition of Halo Friendlies underwent a change: Ginger Race replaced the bass guitarist Cheryl Hitch (in the future she became famous as part of The Smashing Pumpkins ). In 2000, drummer Diana Moody left the band, replaced by Christina Hawk, who brought the Halo Friendlies hard-n-heavy sound. The team stopped producing CDs in 2002 and was disbanded five years later.

Discography

Halo Friendlies (1998) ^[2] ^[3]
Acid Wash (1999) ^[4]
Ghetto Demo (2000)
Get Real (2002) ^[5]

Composition

Judith Wignall (1997-2007) - vocals
Cheryl Hitch (1997-1999) - guitar
Natalie Bolanos (1997-2007) - bass
Diana Moody (1997-2000) - drums
Ginger Reis (1999-2007) - bass
Christina Hawk (2000-2003) - drums
Claudia Rossi (2003-2007) - drums

Notes

↑ Halo Friendlies: Once More With Feeling (Neopr.) . HaloFriendlies.com. Date of treatment March 25, 2009. Archived March 28, 2012.
↑ McGovern, Brian Vincent. Album Reviews: Halo Friendlies (English) // HM : magazine. - 1998 .-- July / August ( no. 72 ). - ISSN 1066-6923 . Archived July 13, 2001.
↑ Mason, Stewart. Halo Friendlies Review (Neopr.) . Allmusic . Date of treatment March 25, 2009.
↑ Van Pelt, Doug. The Halo Friendlies acid wash (English) // HM : magazine. - 1999 .-- September / October ( no. 79 ). - ISSN 1066-6923 . Archived on March 5, 2001.
↑ Semioli, Tom. Get Real Review (unopened) . Allmusic . Date of treatment March 25, 2009.

Links

Official site
Group page on MySpace
Biography on Allmusic
Drowned in Sound Biography

[1] Halo Friendlies: Once More With Feeling (Neopr.) . HaloFriendlies.com. Date of treatment March 25, 2009. Archived March 28, 2012.

[HM_72-2] McGovern, Brian Vincent. Album Reviews: Halo Friendlies (English) // HM : magazine. - 1998 .-- July / August ( no. 72 ). - ISSN 1066-6923 . Archived July 13, 2001.

[3] Mason, Stewart. Halo Friendlies Review (Neopr.) . Allmusic . Date of treatment March 25, 2009.

[HM_79-4] Van Pelt, Doug. The Halo Friendlies acid wash (English) // HM : magazine. - 1999 .-- September / October ( no. 79 ). - ISSN 1066-6923 . Archived on March 5, 2001.

[5] Semioli, Tom. Get Real Review (unopened) . Allmusic . Date of treatment March 25, 2009.