You Thought 2010 Was Good?

Well, then strap in because 2011 will be one war hell of a ride. I haven't updated this thing in an ass long time and rather than try and catch everyone up, I will just say that 2011 will the year to watch us. We've begun the recording process for our first full-length. I wish I could share what we came up with at practice Saturday for "Emily Jane", but you will just have to wait.

Are you a fan of the acoustic renditions that we have dropped around? Then keep your ears peeled. Kristyne may not be around much this year, but you better believe that it's going to take much more than the absence of a drummer to stop this band.

I want to try and be more regular with this thing, but I make no promises.

We do have an actual website complete with songs, shows, and everything you need to know about Warhellride. We finally have our merch store up and running. In fact, it works so well, that we actually had someone not a friend or family buy an EP!

Check it out: warhellridemusic.com

We have 4 shows coming up in January on the 10th, the 14th, the 22nd, and the 29th. All promise to be a good time. One of which promises to be at Reggie's and another at The Congress Theater. What's that, you say: the Congress Theater? That's right, bitches! Check out our site for more information. Speaking of shows. We finally have a process for selling t-shirts. I stole the idea from Bomb the Music Industry and I hope they don't mind/never find out. Basically, you come out, put down five bucks, we provide the stencils, shirt, and paint, and you get to make your own "Warhellride" shirt. Or you can make whatever kind of shirt you want; we have lots of letters.

Join us this year as we promise an even bigger and better sound than we have delivered up to this point. This album will be the best thing I've ever been a part of. (Especially if 'Emily Jane' is any sort of indicator.)

These songs are divided into 4 categories: Heavy Stuff, Punk Stuff, Acoustic/Ballady Stuff, and 80's/Pop Punk Stuff. Guess who wrote which songs. Once you figure the pattern, you see a pretty distinct division of who writes what.