Between Home and Serenity

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Tranquility 02:39 Tools
Almost Only Counts 00:00 Tools
To Redefine 00:00 Tools
Fall 00:00 Tools
Words Unspoken 00:00 Tools
Until Dawn 00:00 Tools
Displacements Secret Crush 00:00 Tools
Just a Phase 00:00 Tools
Bleeding Night 00:00 Tools
Flawless Victory 00:00 Tools
Drain Out 00:00 Tools
This Visible Camouflage 00:00 Tools
Drainout 00:00 Tools
The Victim 00:00 Tools
Displacement Secret Crush 00:00 Tools
Sorrow's The Start 00:00 Tools
Embrace the Dead 00:00 Tools
Between Home and Serenity - Bleeding Night 00:00 Tools
Serenity 00:00 Tools
Track 2 00:00 Tools
Untitled 00:00 Tools
To Feel Afraid 00:00 Tools
Between Home and Serenity - until dawn 00:00 Tools
Almost Always Counts 00:00 Tools
Displacement Secert Crush 00:00 Tools
Almost Only Counts... 00:00 Tools
One Breathe 00:00 Tools
This Visibile Camouflage 00:00 Tools
To Redifine 00:00 Tools
This Visible Comouflage 00:00 Tools
The Visible Camouflage 00:00 Tools
Displacement's Secret Crush 00:00 Tools
almost only counts - beetwen home and serenity 00:00 Tools
One Breath 00:00 Tools
sorrow’s the start 00:00 Tools
Displacemnets Secret Crush 00:00 Tools
06 - Words Unspoken 00:00 Tools
almost only counts (demo) 00:00 Tools
emocore 00:00 Tools
Almost Only Counts Sometimes 00:00 Tools
Almost Only Counts.. 00:00 Tools
10 - Bleeding Night 00:00 Tools
Between Home and Serenity - Almost Only Counts 00:00 Tools
Between Home And Serenity - Bleeding 00:00 Tools
Bleeding 00:00 Tools
until_dawn 00:00 Tools
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Post-Hardcore outfit Between Home & Serenity (BHAS) formed in the Cleveland, OH, suburb of North Olmsted when members of two rival high-school bands started playing together in late 2003. The lineup finalized around guitarists Anthony Dargaj and Adam Kraft, bassist Mike Mealey, drummer Brian Weir, and vocalist Ian Ver. The guys recorded and self-produced a five-song EP in 2004, and released their self-titled debut full-length in November 2004 through Seattle-based Less Avenged Records. The album's first pressing was sold out in just three months, and the band built up an impressive buzz around Cleveland and beyond, especially due to a heavy Internet presence and local college radio support. BHAS were soon drawing sold-out crowds around the area and inked a deal with local indie Rust Records in May 2005. Momentum continued growing as the guys scored themselves some dates on the 2005 Warped tour, and their popular Rust debut, Power Weapons in the Complex, was issued that June; it largely featured songs from their sold-out eponymous effort, remixed by Dave Holman and Bryan Patrick. The BHAS lineup went through some upheaval in late 2005, and by the year's end, guitarist Seth Steiner and bassist Matt Molnar had joined Ver, Dargaj, and Weir. The guys recorded some awesome new demos together, but eventually broke up before anything was released. The original BHAS lineup reunited for a final Cleveland stand in late November 2006 before everyone went their separate ways. But now the guys are reuniting to finally release the new songs. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.