III by All Hallowed

"All Hallowed has specific visual and sonic aesthetics that run through every release: black and white imagery; no song over two and a half minutes; overdriven bass, drums and a female vocal.

The Dayton dark fuzz-punk band is nothing if not always on-brand."
-Dayton Daily News, Brandon Berry

ALL HALLOWED’s *EP III* marks a pivotal moment in their evolving sound, as a 3-piece with bassist Ricky Terrell, drummer Nick Schaeff, and vocalist Jenna Valyn. This EP sees the band veer into a more raw, garage-punk direction, stepping away from their previous new-wave dance-punk influences. The result is a gritty, high-energy collection that channels a rebellious spirit while retaining the band's signature intensity. Each track is a concise burst of energy, with all songs clocking in at less than 2:30, delivering fast, punchy, and straight-to-the-point anthems.

Featuring guest vocals from Jeff Suffering of Ninety Pound Wuss on *UNKNOWN* and Mikey Huntington of HUNTINGTONS on *GHOST*, *EP III* showcases an exciting collaboration that amplifies the raw emotion and urgency of the music. As always, the EP was recorded at Popside Recording with the band's trusted engineer, Micah Carli, ensuring the authentic, unpolished sound that defines ALL HALLOWED.

The artwork and design for *EP III* comes courtesy of Rhys Meatyard, whose visuals continue to complement the band’s evolution with striking, dynamic imagery.

*EP III* is a statement of growth, a new chapter for ALL HALLOWED, and a bold step forward in their sonic journey. With a lineup that has found its groove and a more aggressive musical direction, this EP is sure to excite long-time fans while drawing in new listeners who crave a louder, more raw sound.

All Hallowed has specific visual and sonic aesthetics that run through every release: black and white imagery; no song over two and a half minutes; overdriven bass, drums and a female vocal.

The Dayton dark fuzz-punk band is nothing if not always on-brand.

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